Hi Neil,
on platforms without javafx the project needs to be created using the maven ->
Create from archetype wizard, as the regular wizard won't run here. We already
discussed, that we'll need to replace that presenter with jcef/chromium or
something similar, especially with the removal of JFX
Hi,
Working on solving these issues. I've created a PR to change the category and
description as proposed here. I'm also trying to improve the "first contact"
when somebody tries the wizard out of curiosity without knowing about the API.
When the freshly created application is running it now c
Hi Scott,
here's an example of an advanced table control with fixed headers:
https://fancygrid.com/gallery/
And here's a listing of some table/spreadsheet controls:
https://jspreadsheets.com/
I personally created my own where I create just enough row elements for the
viewport and reuse them b
That would be great, if we have the chromium Content module alternative. 😊
Cheers
Chris
Von: Toni Epple
Gesendet: Montag, 19. März 2018 08:05
An: dev@netbeans.incubator.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Usability study was: Think Java, not Electron! was: Apache
HTML/Java UI
I have no plans to embed ele
Hi Gili,
the problems in the referenced threads are browser compatibility issues. These
are annoying, I fully agree. Yet they have nothing to do with using HTML/CSS
for UIs. They are only an issue for web development. They are not an issue if
you use a framework like Electron, because you ship
Fully agree, and Swing and JavaFX stopped development before the concept of
"responsive UIs" became popular. So they have nothing for that.
I agree that layout via css used to be painful and hard to understand
sometimes, but Flow and especially Grid Layout has completely solved this for
me.
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