Why don’t all UI Control methods RunOnUIThread
In both .NET and in Android and I’m sure other frameworks I’ve noticed this issue where you end up with a task that takes too long and so holds up the UI thread.
Why don’t all UI Control methods RunOnUIThread
In both .NET and in Android and I’m sure other frameworks I’ve noticed this issue where you end up with a task that takes too long and so holds up the UI thread.
Why don’t all UI Control methods RunOnUIThread
In both .NET and in Android and I’m sure other frameworks I’ve noticed this issue where you end up with a task that takes too long and so holds up the UI thread.
Why don’t all UI Control methods RunOnUIThread
In both .NET and in Android and I’m sure other frameworks I’ve noticed this issue where you end up with a task that takes too long and so holds up the UI thread.
Usage of “bugfix” to refer to UI changes in branch names
If a user interface has an undesired look (elements not having padding or margins when it would be appropriate, etc.) and I implement a correction in a new (named) source control branch, would it be appropriate to name the branch as a bugfix or group it with other bugfix branches (and if not, what would be the most logical word[s] for grouping)? The cause isn’t exactly a bug, as it isn’t due to an error in code, stylesheets, layout files, etc., but the fix doesn’t really seem to count as a new feature or enhancement either.
Pattern for separating UI code from logic in Wicket
I’m using Apache Wicket for developing web apps, I have developed a few for the last year and it has been great; today I was looking at a few pages and most of them look like this:
Pattern for separating UI code from logic in Wicket
I’m using Apache Wicket for developing web apps, I have developed a few for the last year and it has been great; today I was looking at a few pages and most of them look like this:
Semantic web and web UI impedance matching
While developing a web-application (= application with web UI) using semantic web resources / technology like RDF, OWL, SPARQL, there is constantly a feeling that at the same time semantic offers much greater possibilities to make a web more human and less “database-style” (not that I do like “parrot-style” popular with start-ups at the moment), as well as a feeling that means to create UI are somewhat limited in the face of openness of the data.
Automatic UI updates with Blazor
Starting with the new .NET 8 Blazor WebApp template, I hope to build an application whose pages automatically send updates to all users. For example, when Joe adds a payment to an invoice, Sue (who is viewing the same invoice) should see the new balance reflected on her screen the moment Joe clicks the Save button.
Filtering millions of records while keeping UI responsive?
While writing an alternative to Unity’s log console, I quickly faced the problem of filtering large amount of log entries while keeping UI responsive. Basically, if filtering more than 10K records during a frame update, the software hangs; and as it grows up it gets worse and worse.