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This is pretty close to what video game companies do for their UIs and it works very well. You can even create a graphical tool for creating the UI that saves t
by lj3 10y ago
This is pretty close to what video game companies do for their UIs and it works very well. You can even create a graphical tool for creating the UI that saves to json, circumventing the issues you always get when non-programmers try to directly edit data files.
The only downside I've noticed so far is a lack of theming support. Say you want consistent headers throughout your app and you only want to change the header style in one place. Is there a way to define a style and apply it to multiple components?
- flanbiscuit 10y ago| The only downside I've noticed so far is a lack of theming support. you can probably write a simple pre-processing script using node (or python, ruby, go, etc) to do this, it wouldn't be that hard. But I agree that it should just be part of the library.
- mpweiher 10y agoSort of like Interface Builder and nibs?
- lj3 10y agoIt certainly sounds similar, but I've never used Interface Builder or .nib files. Is that sort of thing still used in OS X and iOS development?