I've been using Bootjack for a while now and it's great. I love how it enables me to create my familiar Bootstrap styled applications with my current favourite programming language, Dart!
However, with all the Material Design and Polymer updates that have emerged lately, shouldn't there be some kind of pure Polymer version of Bootjack, so we can implement Bootstrap elements using Polymer Dart?
I'd like to wire Bootjack's cool Bootstrap elements not programmatically, but by using Polymer elements.
Maybe we can start a Github repository for this?
We don't have a plan to integrate Polymer with Bootjack. We're happy with what and how easy it can be done in our application (Quire).
You're welcome if you'd like to fork one to integrate them.
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Angular gives you the possibility of dynamic two-way-data-binding. But it allows you also to create custom elements and directives.
So, if I use Angular in Dart, there is no need for Polymer any more, is it right?
There is a recent demo that shows how to combine Polymer's elements with Angular for routing and other app logic.
It looks fun, but I am not sure whether as of today the generated js code size is reasonable enough.
https://github.com/sethladd/dart-angular-polymer-data-binding
Slides for an accompanying talk: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3tMhVSd9MFIV0xfRm5NZ0VpNzg/edit
Blog with a summary: http://blog.sethladd.com/2014/02/angular-and-polymer-data-binding.html
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In addition to the discussion referenced by #Paul Collingwood which contains a good explanation.
This similar question has an extensive explanation: What is the difference between Polymer elements and AngularJS directives?
i'm totally a beginner of jquery mobile, i'm wondering how does everybody build the UI?
by html markup or writing pure code?
if it's by html markup, then if i have a complex applicaiton , then i'm gonna have a very long html file with a lot of pages, how do you deal with that?
if with pure code, i don't find it easy to create widgets, the only i found it just to put the pure html code into a jquery object wrapper. it's not very object-oreinted, i want some simple ways like: var $aButton = new button( );
i had ios native app development experience, normally i write the ui with pure coding. i'm just wondering if there's way to build ui with pure code?
There's no official way to build the UI in pure code but no one stops you from writing your own "code generator".
Be warned:
Writing HTML is the easier way to do, because JQM will do all of the UI-manip.
I'm working on a UI generator for JQM which
will be released opensource. Still a lot to do but it already works more or less - see http://officejs.com
Check the erp5loader.js file which generates the whole app - there is only an empty index.html.
The factory section contains all methods necessary to generate JQM UI. The JSON files loaded show how to generate static and dynamic widgets as well as how to hook into navigation and global action bindings
Roll your own or wait until we are releasing ours :-)
I am working on a experiment of making JQuery mobile custom components with JQuery tmpl(Templating plugin). The component are building using existing JQuerymobile items and also they are programmatic components. I am using plain JavaScript functions and prototypes to create these components. The purpose behind this and I wanted to made a component that can be easily generate pragmatically, i.evar myAccordian = new Accordian() like that.
So is there a more structured way of doing these components(can say widgets) and also the event binding for each.
jQuery Mobile component is created using the $.widget () method defined internally in jQuery Mobile. This method allows to create and initialize the component and add any specific methods.
There are multiple tutorials available which explains the process such as
https://www.hiddentao.com/archives/2011/11/07/how-to-write-a-custom-widget-for-jquery-mobile/
http://the-jquerymobile-tutorial.org/jquery-mobile-tutorial-CH09.php
I would like to use the Bootstrap Framework with Delphi's IntraWeb (I'm using XE2)? The idea is to have the server side logic done by Delphi, while using the nice controls that come with BootStrap?
What would be the basic components "Hello World" application for this configuration?
What would be the high-level approach for a more elaborate application, for example one with a Bootstrap nav component that has its tab contents populated by Delphi?
Is combining IntraWeb and Bootstrap an overkill? Would I would be better off with an Indy TIdHTTPServer + Bootstrap?
It does not have to be difficult to implement Boostrap with Intraweb, you just have to add the Js files in the ContentFiles property of the IWForm, you just have to take in mind you have to write the html for each component you use for BootStrap.
In http://www.codegearguru.com in the Movie #63 - Using jQuery Mobile with IntraWeb - CodeRage 6 Replay
They have explained how to develope the Fishfact demo using jQueryMobile, using the TIWTemplateProcessorHTML component and standard IW components, so it should no be difficult to adapt it for bootstrap.
Here is the link: http://codegearguru.com/video/063/jQueryMobileFishFacts.html
Althought, there have been a new component suite since last year implementing JQuery and jQuery mobile, you should take a loo at http://www.cgdevtools.com, I'm using them and let me tell it give you IW app a very nice view. AFAIK they are planning to generate a component suite for Bootstrap.
As far as the web-server is concerned, it should provide the necessary files when the client requests them to run bootstrap client-side: Bootstrap: File Structure
To populate the components (client-side), you'll have to create the server-side logic so it will enter the correct javascript that does so into the HTML of the pages.
Started working on Firefox add ons, which is done with JavaScript and XUL, and I find myself sorely wanting to use Dojo or someother kind of JavaScript like library, but I can't find one that exists. So I was thinking of starting a library by porting Dojo over to a Firefox add on specific fork. Get rid off the cross browser stuff, use array comprehension and other nice stuff available in Firefox's JavaScript engine. I worry about whether or not there's enough of a userbase who'd take advantage of this, but more than that I guess I'm wondering if there's already something like this? Google finds nothing.
Mozilla Corp developed a JavaScript library for this purpose: FUEL.
it is developed by John Resig the creator of jQuery.
To know how to use jQuery inside FF extension look at this similar question
jQuery, at least, functions perfectly well when embedded in a Firefox addon. I can't quote you names, but I've heard that several popular addons are already using jQuery.
Here's an article discussing using jQuery within XUL and some of the hoops you may need to jump through.
It is fairly common to embed jQuery in firefox extensions.