Thanks for your message,
Very good idea about transpiling jquery! I was hoping to ship that
immediately but jquery shown me darker side of typing defintions with
typescript, so there are a lot of bugs I didn't see at first on my tool
(angular is written in an oop style) I need to fix now.
Let me g
Thanks Joseph,
Not right now, I still need to adjust a few things..
I will let you know when Tour of heroes and all other ANgular 2 samples
will have been ported to Angular 4
Thanks
Arnaud
Le ven. 29 sept. 2017 à 11:09, Joseph Webber a
écrit :
> This is totally awesome! I have the tour of heros
Jeff Larsen writes:
>
>
> From 2.1 on it has databinding added. Check out the editor framework.
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/Editors
>
>
I suggest you try HexaBinding, which is non invasive and only focused on
data binding. Here is the link :
https://github.com/ltearn
Cool, but sometimes CSS is not about just colors !
You may want to change the structure of the CSS between themes. For example
one theme would have the checkboxes styled so they look as iOS ones
(through some known CSS tricks with ::content and so on) and other times
you might want them to appear
Thanks Ed, i will have a look at Errai again, last time i did i focused on
other parts and missed the theming parts...
Arnaud
Le ven. 24 avr. 2015 à 21:53, Ed Bras a écrit :
> Have a look at the RedHat Errai templating mechanism.
> Errai is setup in modules (jar's), so you can use only the parts
Thanks Jens for your advice,
i will definitely change the text on the website in the way you said it.
Obvisouly i lack skills in communicating !
Thanks again !
Arnaud
Le ven. 24 avr. 2015 à 21:46, Jens a écrit :
>
> I am not sure i am really clear in my explanation, but i hope you get the
>>
Hi Jens,
True that HexaCss allows for theme switching, but it is only a side effect
of what it really allows : to have multiple css files bound to the same gwt
application, without needing to recompile the application.
For example, you might want to rebrand your application for another
customer,
Not exactly because the css files are typically served from the war file.
You could of course host them on a CDN so that you don't have to redeploy
your war (but then you need an internet connection and your application
will depend on it to have the CSS, which i find OK only if your application
is
ted, i can prioriticize the features and organize contributions...
Thanks
Arnaud
Le sam. 4 avr. 2015 à 11:37, Arnaud TOURNIER a écrit :
> Hi Ed,
>
> This project is indeed used in one big application in production (100k+
> loc on the client side).
> I use it mainly to maintain 3
works well, i had the idea to extract it from the main project
and give it to the community.
So of course, there might be some work to be fully industrialized, in order
to adapt to any context.
Any contribution, idea and so on is of course welcome !
Thanks
Arnaud Tournier
Le ven. 3 avr. 2015 à
it, how to build it. It has
>>> three use
>>> > case demos.
>>> > The project is hosted on github :
>>> https://www.github.com/ltearno/hexa.tools
>>> >
>>> > Of course, it is open source and will stay so !
>>> >
>>> >
I completely agree with this point ! It should be fast enough so that
browser doesn't seem sluggish.
Arnaud
2013/11/27 Jens
>
>>- You can only execute very simple queries,
>>- You cannot use any joins or nested attribute retrieval,
>>- All queries should be parsable at compile time
it instead of
> rolling with a yet a new library ?
> Sounds good though :)
>
>
> 2013/11/27 Arnaud TOURNIER
>
>> Yes i know ERRAI but :
>>
>>
>>- You can only execute very simple queries,
>>- You cannot use any joins or nested attribute retr
lp me to focus on
>> most important features first.
>>
>> http://www.lteconsulting.fr/jpa-for-gwt.html
>>
>> Thank you all !
>> Arnaud Tournier
>> http://www.lteconsulting.fr
>>
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