qooxdoo-contrib

Hi, we have been busy with quite a number of topics recently, often related to or around input-device independence, aka pointer event layer. As we are also working towards an upcoming qooxdoo 4.0 release, here is a longer list of … Continue reading →

Welcome. For a list of tasks accomplished during the last working week, use this bugzilla query. Have a great weekend.

Welcome to a weekly status update. Progress in pointer Branch We’ve made good progress in the pointer branch and are very excited about the result. If you are curious, now it’s time for you to get started! Thanks in advance … Continue reading →

Work continued with a strong focus on Pointer Events, which we blogged about recently for status and details. It is going to provide excellent event support independent of the input device. Great foundation for your universal, multi-platform qooxdoo apps. For … Continue reading →

During recent weeks, pointer events have been the dominating topic in the framework team, as we already teasered in the weekly blog post some weeks ago. With this post, we want to give you a deeper insight into this topic. … Continue reading →

As we have been working on larger topics recently, such as input device independence via pointer events or embracing JS tooling via GruntJS, there hasn’t been much feedback in the form of weekly blog posts. We’ll get back to you … Continue reading →

Welcome to the weekly status update. Bugzilla cleanup As most of you know, the qooxdoo project has quite a long history, and so has its bugzilla and many of the issues in it. As we have been moving to a … Continue reading →

We’ve been busy working on various issues, some of them mentioned in the last weekly status updates. For or a complete list of tasks accomplished during the recent working week, use this bugzilla query.

Welcome to a weekly wrap-up of dev activities. Pointing out Pointers We started one of the next big advancements of the framework: Introduction of input device independent events. In the end qooxdoo apps – be it desktop, mobile or website … Continue reading →

Here are some improvements for mobile apps. Back navigation in Routing We enhanced qx.application.Routing by adding a back() method. It navigates the application to the last known path(s), including all hash states. The logic inside the back() method detects route … Continue reading →