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But then, how do you test components on mobile? Or are we not supposed to ask that?

• Kiro 4y ago
  Why would you test components that can only be reached on desktop on mobile? These are components to be used inside JetBrains IDE.
  • fragmede 4y ago
    It sure seems like people are reaching this on mobile
    • cercatrova 4y ago
      JetBrains IDEs are not on mobile though. It doesn't matter if they're incidentally accessed on mobile if they're not actually designed to be used on mobile.
  • electroly 4y ago
    These components are not used inside any Jetbrains IDEs. Those IDEs are, of course, written in Java and cannot use a browser-based UI framework. This is for "our web-based products like YouTrack, Hub, TeamCity, and Upsource" (per the original release blog post for Ring UI). Those products support mobile.
    • Kiro 4y ago
      They are using Chromium Embedded Framework inside JetBrains IDEs.
• deleted 4y ago
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• mokanfar 4y ago
  use this link for detached view: https://jetbrains.github.io/ring-ui/master/iframe.html?id=components-date-picker--clearable&viewMode=story https://jetbrains.github.io/ring-ui/master/iframe.html?id=co...
  • valtism 4y ago
    Interestingly enough, it doesn't work on mobile because you can't scroll the vertical sections properly.
• zorgmonkey 4y ago
  On the toolbar their is a button to change the viewport size to 3 options small mobile, large mobile or tablet