Generally I like the idea of a clean widget set, maybe also themeable.
About the gui editor: I think having an alternative editor, which is
merely based on HTML/CSS and not on any IDE frameworks, is a nice to
have. You could integrate this designer into several IDEs, via plugin
wrappers.
Do you plan to add UiBinder and GWT Designer support?
Stefan
Am 23.12.2011 21:10, schrieb cbruno:
I am currently building a clean room implementation of the Cappuccino
widgets (cappuccino.org) in GWT. Instead of using layout classes the
widgets utilize absolute positioning and autoresizing
I think its more about extracting the styles from Cappuccino.
Personally, I stay away from widget libraries
On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 10:42 AM, Stefan Ollinger stefan.ollin...@gmx.dewrote:
Do you plan to add UiBinder and GWT Designer support?
Stefan
Am 23.12.2011 21:10, schrieb cbruno:
I am
I plan to use the UiBinder-style XML as the file format for laying out
widgets. Im not sure about supporting GWT designer -- I would rather
implement something like Apple's Interface builder and not have it bound to
Eclipse.
Here is an demo TableView widget (not feature complete)
I am currently building a clean room implementation of the Cappuccino
widgets (cappuccino.org) in GWT. Instead of using layout classes the
widgets utilize absolute positioning and autoresizing masks for
layouts. The event system is based on a Responder class which
implements mouseDown, mouseUp,
