Hello Dietrich,

> I've created a test implementation of a "lightweight" version of 
> qx.ui.form.CheckBox and qx.ui.form.RadioButton. I've started this as a 
> contribution project with some still missing features and alignment 
> features. The appearance is missing so there is no disabled and focused 
> state visible. I'm using for test purposes the atom appearance. The 
> label is on the right side of the button/box without any vertical alignment.
> 
> The main idea was to use a rich label as a content element and to place 
> there plain html code which contains the input tag and the label tag. 
> There is also a class derived from qx.bom.Label which catches the dom 
> creation via a callback function which allows creating the html markup 
> just before the qx.bom.Label dom element is created.
> 
> After first performance measurements creation of 200 checkboxes and 200 
> radio boxes within a grid layout cuts the time for instance creation, 
> adding the boxes and rendering them to ~ 35% for IE8. That sounds promising.

Sounds promising in deed. Congratulations. Do you plan to use it in your 
project or do you already use it?

Regards,
Martin
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