Hi all, Thanks for your feedback on this first test version. It is made with LC 10 dp 4 which indeed uses the wasm tech and not the old html5 tech.
And don’t worry - I wouldn’t have half the knowledge I have in LC coding if it weren’t for the generous sharing on this list and in the forum. Being able to make a small contribution to this knowledge bank is my pleasure. Here’s a link to a zip file with all the stacks used in the example, plus the index.html file (with I use to replace the standalone.html file produced by the standalone maker): https://wheninspace.com/portal/LC_wasm_example_package.zip Note that the links used in the scripts to open stacks all point to my server/domain (obviously) , so if you want to experiment with your copy you’ll need to have a server to put them on and change the links accordingly. It will not work by using the Test deployment (at least not out-of-the-box). I do all testing live on the server. Note the order in which the stacks fire up: LCweblauncher.livecode (which becomes standalone.zip when built) -> uses WISwebLauncherLib.livecodescript -> opens WISwebPortal.livecode -> opens the other stacks. I’m sure there's room for vast improvement to all this, and I believe there will also be more support for natively handling some things in coming LC10 versions. But the future looks promising! :) /Andreas > 13 aug. 2022 kl. 23:39 skrev Mark Smith <marksmith...@gmail.com>: > > Congratulations Andreas and thanks for sharing. I haven’t done any work with > the new LC HTML5 engine but I was really impressed with the speed of loading > it on my new M1 Pro — about 3-4 seconds on first download and then a second > or so thereafter. On my iPhone 12 not so fast… more like 30 on the first > download but again very quick (a second or two) on subsequent loads. It looks > like you’ve got a lot of the tech working with objects and screens and the > adaptive resizing. When I do get around to getting into this (and it looks > very enticing) I’ll know where to go for help :) > > Mark > > >> On 13 Aug 2022, at 8:24 pm, Andreas Bergendal via use-livecode >> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: >> >> Friends, I have done wonderful things with LC10 web deployment! >> >> I’m excited to share with you the fruits of this week's extensive research >> and testing! >> >> TL;DR: >> Try this: https://wheninspace.com/portal/ >> >> Long version: >> >> I wanted to do two things: >> >> 1) Like we often do with desktop standalones: Create a minimal >> launcher/splash stack as standalone, which only does one thing - open an >> external stack that does everything else. This way I can then update >> individual stacks, without having to build a new standalone each time. >> >> 2) Get the resizing of the browser window to trigger the resize of the >> stacks and all the responsive design therein, and make it look good on both >> desktop and mobile. (Refining the example from the mothership, ”Meeting >> space”.) >> >> I have accomplished both! >> You can see and test the result here: >> https://wheninspace.com/portal/ >> >> Please try it both in desktop browsers (resizing the browser to various >> sizes) and mobile browsers (both portrait and landscape orientation). >> >> The standalone consists of a minimal launch stack that just acts as event >> listening agent (even after closing itself) and opens the Portal stack which >> is an external LC stack. The Portal stack then has buttons for opening >> additional external LC stacks. >> >> When the launcher stack receives a resize signal from the browser (from the >> JavaScript in the html file), it dispatches ”resizeEvent” with the >> width/height values to the topStack, which can subsequently rearrange its >> stack rect and content accordingly. >> >> As a bonus, I also demonstrate the possibility to show several stacks in the >> same browser window! >> >> I find the LC web deployment option a true game-changer! A new world is >> opening! Let’s build it! :) >> >> /Andreas _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
