Hi all,
"Write once run anywhere" ain't happening yet in the GUI world...
>
I disagree.
We have been using Media Queries, part of the so called "Responsive
Design", and have been quite successful with it.
There is no GUI generated magically, just plain normal CSS at work.
http://mediaqueri.es/ has some great examples of sites using it.
Cheers,
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Samuel Santos
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2012/3/9 VANKEISBELCK Remi <r...@rvkb.com>
> Yeah they've been busy apparently ! Last time I checked it wasn't that
> advanced.
>
> Nope I haven't really used that myself, I only took it for a spin quite a
> while ago, just to have a look...
> They don't seem to integrate with the Stripes taglib. One could write the
> necessary adaptors : metawidget is all about this, it basically grabs the
> more metadata it can from your environment (domain models etc) and spits
> out GUIs magically for the target platform.
>
> I remember concluding it was a very interesting project but too complex
> for what I need everyday. I mean, generating GUIs is a graal many have
> tried to find, but in my own experience it's impossible to abstract a User
> Interface completely : you will definitly need to put your hands in the
> dirt eventually. There's no practical meta model for describing User
> Interfaces as far as I know.
> And anyways I'm always (even morethat usually) skeptical when something
> has the word "meta" in it :)
>
> Still, these tools can help a lot in terative development, they allow to
> build faster on top of something solid. The only drawnback is when the
> framework gets into your way and makes it harder to do what you want.
>
> Metawidget is probably heavy stuff if you only target Stripes. It would
> shine in a multi-platform environment where you need GUIs that run in
> Swing, in a webapp etc. But this type of approach, as far as I know, has
> always failed as well...
>
> "Write once run anywhere" ain't happening yet in the GUI world...
>
> Cheers
>
> Remi
>
>
>
> 2012/3/9 Grzegorz Krugły <g...@karko.net>
>
>> Wow, this metawidget stuff looks really nice. Remi, do you have any
>> experience using it together with Stripes?
>>
>> W dniu 09.03.2012 10:17, VANKEISBELCK Remi pisze:
>> > Hi Joaquin,
>> >
>> > What exactly are you thinking about ?
>> > Widget-only tools like http://metawidget.org/ or a full stack a la
>> rails ?
>>
>>
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