El 21/01/15 a las 00:12, Cédric Krier escribió: > Let's been clear, it is just a status on task. Really nothing new nor > revolutionary.
Ha ha! Sure, nothing new in the backend, but it may be important for some end users. >> >> What the people in Innoviù did is embed a webpage, with javascript, css, >> etc. I don't know if this is a common way to write modules, but it seems >> pretty flexible, > This is something that will never be in standard Tryton because it is > far away from any logical and simple design. > As I already said very similar design can be achieved with GTK widgets > with probably a much better feeling and less resource consuming as it > will be native widget. Too bad, because with a little refactoring it could be a simple way to write a module for both the GTK client and a web frontend such as sao, instead of maintaining two code bases trying to achieve a similar user experience with different toolkits. I just did a web search for "gtk html5 convert" and found about the gtk HTML5 "Broadway" backend, so maybe that's another way. Mmh, I've seen in this forum you knew about broadway back in 2011, but you opted for bootstrap for the new web client. What is the way you suggest to write a new "client module" like this kanban module, so that it works for both the web and the gtk clients?
