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This is more of a design question, but I'm using a themed version of Bootstrap for Hyperglot. Since it's a desktop app, I'd like to make it more native-feeling with platform-specific UI controls (metro for Win, cocoa for Mac). Anyone know of a framework that can help me out in that regard?
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Skiant posted:I'm wondering if Polymer components would not be a good thing. The drawback of using Polymer is it doesn't play nicely with older browsers.
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thathonkey posted:I'm done using big app development frameworks like Angular and Backbone ... Web tech is just too loving fickle at the moment to do anything else I feel... Congratulations, you just won a new framework!
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Hanpan posted:I have several different 'panels' that I am showing on a dashboard, and the type of panel is dictated by data coming from the backend. I guess what I should do is introduce a controller that keeps a reference of all my React views and instantiates them accordingly. I just didn't want to duplicate logic if it was already part of React. Have a look at Fluxxor + React Router.
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:Why use it instead of good old assignments? quote:The Object.assign() method is used to copy the values of all enumerable own properties from one or more source objects to a target object. It will return the target object.
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