On 04 Mar 10:50, Emma wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have seen the progress on Sao. Congratulations  to everyone.
> 
> Although, I've noticed that on small devices, the "resize" part of the 
> code, which is called quite often, is taking up a lot of cpu resources.
> This could be solved, at least for forms, by switch the resize part of the 
> code with css.

The goal of this method is to have an exactly the same behavior between
the tryton and sao.

> Also on very small devices, the current concept of form (with x cols and 
> inputs next to each other) doesn't sound very appropriate (imho).
> 
> This is why I wrote a POC using bootstrap (css only so far) and taking 
> advantage of it's fluid grid layout. It is just a poc, it needs 
> margin/padding tweaks, but it solves both of the aforementioned points.
> Even though it uses bootstrap, this is not a visual tweak (it may help with 
> styling but it's not the purpose).
> 
> This poc brings changes to view.js (replacing table with div for forms) so 
> I will only keep working on it if Tryton's dev team thinks this could be a 
> nice imrpovement. (Since it requires patching the main code of Sao)
> 
> The diff file is available for download 
> here<http://www.lasolution.be/static/bootstrap.diff>

Personally, I don't think the target of sao is small devices. For small
devices, it is custom user interface/application that must be developped
to manage one specific workflow.

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