I started to use Sencha Architect and I'm following the Car Listing tutorial
I'm using the Sencha Architect 2.2.1 and on the tutorial it say to add a grid panel founded on ToolBox label, but on my toolbox don't have any Grid Panel.
It was renamed on this version ?
Here a print screen that i'm searching for grid on the panel
Here a link for big screen http://i.stack.imgur.com/qxcal.png
From your screenshot it seems that's a Sencha Touch project, and the grid widget is available only in ExtJs not in Sencha Touch.
If you need a grid in Sencha Touch there is a third party extension found here : Bryntum UberGrid
Regards,
Danny
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We want to use FabricJS as part of Canvas features and objects creation with drag/drop experience on a mobile app intended to build on ReactNative or Flutter.
Has anyone hosted FabricJS objects panel and a canvas to drag objects on it? Is FabricJS compatible for Mobile APP Frameworks or just for web (SPA)?
Glad to understand if we can use FabricJS with ReactNative or Flutter
Onsen-ui 2.0 provides material and flat components. If we want to follow vendor design guidelines we should use material for android and flat for ios. How should I do without using full switch android or ios on my templates ?
With Onsen 2.0, they are enabling this exact feature. Onsen 2.0 will automatically detect the platform and switch between iOS and Material for you. Check out this blog post from yesterday that explains it all in detail: https://onsen.io/blog/what-is-material-design/
This is the relevant quote though from that link:
We have also gone one step further by adding automatic styles. What
this means is that an Onsen UI app will use the Material Design
components when running on the Android platform while it automatically
switches to the flat design when running on iOS.
I will be waiting for Beta 7 , Have you decided the date of release. Switch based on platform is going to be a fantastic feature.
Is there a way to programmatically set the zoom on a JavaFX WebView?
API is available in the upcoming JavaFX 8.
webView.setZoom(0.5);
You can download early access build of JDK 8 (which includes FX8) here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/ea-jsp-142245.html
i am new to monotouch and iOS development environment.
I read Quartz 2D programming guide but I still don't know if it is possible to draw 2 layers on the screen, first layer will be always on the top showing a star or some shape and rest transparent, and the 2nd layer will draw circles where people touch the screen.
I want the first layer to be on the top always and since it is not changing, it should not be re-drawn.
Where can i find example of this or doc?
Thanks
Maybe you should look at the Xamarin Seminar Getting Started with CoreGraphics also a couple of books which have a really nice section of CoreGraphics
Developing C# Apps for iPhone and iPad using MonoTouch iOS Apps
Development for .NET Developers
Learning MonoTouch: A Hands-On Guide to Building iOS Applications with C# and .NET
And a lot of Objective-c examples that you can find on the web, they are quite easy to implement on c# because the exposed API is quite similar.
Hope this helps to get you started.
Alex
In Brad Adams' blogged walkthrough of the new RIA goodies, he mentions that you can simply drag a DomainDataSource from the toolbox to your XAML.
All of my RIA kit came from links from that blog and I definitely have the July CTP, yet in my toolbox there is conspicuous absence of DomainDataSource.
What arcane rituals must I undertake to be worthy of toolboxification and the accompanying privileges of automated addition of references to project and XAML?
A helpful Microsoftie responded on another forum. If you right-click the Silverlight controls section of the toolbox for the context menu and add a control you can browse to Silverlight controls and tick DDS in the list. Too easy.