On 21 Jan 10:19, Pablo Angulo wrote: > El 21/01/15 a las 00:12, Cédric Krier escribió: > >> 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.
You have to use the technology of the platform otherwise you are just spending resources on the host (memory, cpu) and human (developper). > 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? You have to write one in GTK and one in HTML5/JS. -- Cédric Krier - B2CK SPRL Email/Jabber: [email protected] Tel: +32 472 54 46 59 Website: http://www.b2ck.com/
