Hi List, Juan:
I've in mind a little app to a sort of hobbistic utility. The main strength I need is the ability to run on lot of different platforms, mobile included. That should be a perfect project to Cuis (assuming I may afford the development of a decent UI on the new Morphic you did)? I didn't used Cuis so much yet, but look fast and portable, exactly the things I'm needing. Any screenshot of apps you developed with Cuis will be useful also. Thanks! -- Germán S. Arduino http://www.arsol.biz http://www.arsol.net |
Hi Germán
Germán Arduino wrote: > Hi List, Juan: > > I've in mind a little app to a sort of hobbistic utility. > > The main strength I need is the ability to run on lot of different > platforms, mobile included. > > That should be a perfect project to Cuis (assuming I may afford the > development of a decent UI on the new Morphic you did)? > Sure, why not? BTW, Cuis does not include a new Morphic. It includes "a greatly simplified version of Morphic as the main UI". The browser, debugger, file list, object explorer, etc are all the same as in any other Squeak. The apis for pluggable morphs are exactly the same. Cuis also includes a new morph hirarchy named LightWidgets which has rather few widgets, it is not yet documented and is used in just one project. You can use it if you can study the code and you like it. > I didn't used Cuis so much yet, but look fast and portable, exactly > the things I'm needing. > > Any screenshot of apps you developed with Cuis will be useful also. > > Thanks! > > This was asked in another thread recently. I'll ask permission to the company and will show some screen shots if they let me. That app is not mine. Cheers, Juan Vuletich |
Thanks by the response and the clarification about Morphic Juan!
I was inspecting the code of LightWidgets and I'm now playing a bit with MiniTodo (a small app I written on the past to precisely learn a bit of Morphic). Will comment if I get it working on Cuis. Cheers. Germán. 2009/5/24 Juan Vuletich <[hidden email]>: > Hi Germán > > Germán Arduino wrote: >> >> Hi List, Juan: >> >> I've in mind a little app to a sort of hobbistic utility. >> >> The main strength I need is the ability to run on lot of different >> platforms, mobile included. >> >> That should be a perfect project to Cuis (assuming I may afford the >> development of a decent UI on the new Morphic you did)? >> > > Sure, why not? BTW, Cuis does not include a new Morphic. It includes "a > greatly simplified version of Morphic as the main UI". The browser, > debugger, file list, object explorer, etc are all the same as in any other > Squeak. The apis for pluggable morphs are exactly the same. > > Cuis also includes a new morph hirarchy named LightWidgets which has rather > few widgets, it is not yet documented and is used in just one project. You > can use it if you can study the code and you like it. > >> I didn't used Cuis so much yet, but look fast and portable, exactly >> the things I'm needing. >> >> Any screenshot of apps you developed with Cuis will be useful also. >> >> Thanks! >> >> > > This was asked in another thread recently. I'll ask permission to the > company and will show some screen shots if they let me. That app is not > mine. > > Cheers, > Juan Vuletich > > |
Well, isn't working completely because the Morphic changes (I think)
but MiniTodo works on Cuis, as you can see in the attached image. Will try to get some time to play with LightWidgets. Germán. 2009/5/25 Germán Arduino <[hidden email]>: > Thanks by the response and the clarification about Morphic Juan! > > I was inspecting the code of LightWidgets and I'm now playing a bit > with MiniTodo (a small app I written on the past to precisely learn a > bit of Morphic). > > Will comment if I get it working on Cuis. > > Cheers. > Germán. > > > 2009/5/24 Juan Vuletich <[hidden email]>: >> Hi Germán >> >> Germán Arduino wrote: >>> >>> Hi List, Juan: >>> >>> I've in mind a little app to a sort of hobbistic utility. >>> >>> The main strength I need is the ability to run on lot of different >>> platforms, mobile included. >>> >>> That should be a perfect project to Cuis (assuming I may afford the >>> development of a decent UI on the new Morphic you did)? >>> >> >> Sure, why not? BTW, Cuis does not include a new Morphic. It includes "a >> greatly simplified version of Morphic as the main UI". The browser, >> debugger, file list, object explorer, etc are all the same as in any other >> Squeak. The apis for pluggable morphs are exactly the same. >> >> Cuis also includes a new morph hirarchy named LightWidgets which has rather >> few widgets, it is not yet documented and is used in just one project. You >> can use it if you can study the code and you like it. >> >>> I didn't used Cuis so much yet, but look fast and portable, exactly >>> the things I'm needing. >>> >>> Any screenshot of apps you developed with Cuis will be useful also. >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> >> >> This was asked in another thread recently. I'll ask permission to the >> company and will show some screen shots if they let me. That app is not >> mine. >> >> Cheers, >> Juan Vuletich >> >> > -- Germán S. Arduino http://www.arsol.biz http://www.arsol.net MiniToDoOnCuis.JPG (65K) Download Attachment |
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