AIR-free JSONpad?
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Matthias Kunze
Nov 8, 2010, 5:20:14 AM11/8/10
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Is there a possibility to use JSONpad without Adobe Air? As far as I
see it, it's mostly HTML, CSS, and JS anyway, and loading it into a
web browser already gives me the user interface. However, it does not
seem to provide many functionality, especially the edit-window does
not respond. Obviously, some AIR-specific functionality is used.
I see great benefit of this tool but I refrain from using Adobe AIR.
If run in a browser, it would be a perfectly usable and accessible
tool offered on the Web. I'd love it.
see it, it's mostly HTML, CSS, and JS anyway, and loading it into a
web browser already gives me the user interface. However, it does not
seem to provide many functionality, especially the edit-window does
not respond. Obviously, some AIR-specific functionality is used.
I see great benefit of this tool but I refrain from using Adobe AIR.
If run in a browser, it would be a perfectly usable and accessible
tool offered on the Web. I'd love it.
Christopher Söllinger
Nov 8, 2010, 5:35:14 AM11/8/10
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Hi Matthias,
You're totally right! It's nothing more than HTML, CSS and the most code is JavaScript.
It is possible to make it cross-compatible with browsers. The fact is that some stuff like
save JSON as file, needs a other solution than in AdobeAir.
But i also have a good message for you: it is already planned! There are 3 big steps which
i surely make this year: 1. A tabbed editor, 2. Full code redesign, 3. let it work for browsers
(at the beginning maybe just for chrome and firefox)
So i can't give you an exact time when i'll do this, cause at the moment my real job needs
much time from me.
greetings
Chris
P.S.: By your name I guess you are from germany, so we can speak in german too cause i'm from Austria ;)
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Matthias Kunze
Nov 8, 2010, 6:52:39 AM11/8/10
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Great! Since I am in great favor of this advancement, I'd like to
offer my contribution. As a reference, I am the active maintainer of
Oryx, the extensible, online model editor <http://oryx-project.org/
try>, <http://code.google.com/p/oryx-editor/>.
And since a great part of the work in this project contains editing
JSON I have a huge incentive to use and improve it. I am quite
knowledgeable in the named technologies (JS, CSS, HTML), so if you
like any help, don't hesitate to ask.
(For the language -- you're right, I'm German--, I suggest to stick to
English which gives non-German speakers the opportunity to make use of
the discussion group.)
On 8 Nov., 11:35, Christopher Söllinger
offer my contribution. As a reference, I am the active maintainer of
Oryx, the extensible, online model editor <http://oryx-project.org/
try>, <http://code.google.com/p/oryx-editor/>.
And since a great part of the work in this project contains editing
JSON I have a huge incentive to use and improve it. I am quite
knowledgeable in the named technologies (JS, CSS, HTML), so if you
like any help, don't hesitate to ask.
(For the language -- you're right, I'm German--, I suggest to stick to
English which gives non-German speakers the opportunity to make use of
the discussion group.)
On 8 Nov., 11:35, Christopher Söllinger
<christopher.soellin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Matthias,
>
> You're totally right! It's nothing more than HTML, CSS and the most code is
> JavaScript.
> It is possible to make it cross-compatible with browsers. The fact is that
> some stuff like
> save JSON as file, needs a other solution than in AdobeAir.
>
> But i also have a good message for you: it is already planned! There are 3
> big steps which
> i surely make this year: 1. A tabbed editor, 2. Full code redesign, 3. let
> it work for browsers
> (at the beginning maybe just for chrome and firefox)
> So i can't give you an exact time when i'll do this, cause at the moment my
> real job needs
> much time from me.
>
> greetings
> Chris
>
> P.S.: By your name I guess you are from germany, so we can speak in german
> too cause i'm from Austria ;)
>
> Hi Matthias,
>
> You're totally right! It's nothing more than HTML, CSS and the most code is
> JavaScript.
> It is possible to make it cross-compatible with browsers. The fact is that
> some stuff like
> save JSON as file, needs a other solution than in AdobeAir.
>
> But i also have a good message for you: it is already planned! There are 3
> big steps which
> i surely make this year: 1. A tabbed editor, 2. Full code redesign, 3. let
> it work for browsers
> (at the beginning maybe just for chrome and firefox)
> So i can't give you an exact time when i'll do this, cause at the moment my
> real job needs
> much time from me.
>
> greetings
> Chris
>
> P.S.: By your name I guess you are from germany, so we can speak in german
> too cause i'm from Austria ;)
>
Christopher Söllinger
Nov 8, 2010, 8:51:52 AM11/8/10
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Oryx looks very nice!!
Just preloading the images (or most of them) would make the usability a bit better :)
And i saw you're using ExtJS there too. I'm still learning it since half a year, that is one
reason why i want make a code redesign. So it is great that i could ask you for some tips
and/or some help. (Of course as a web developer i'm not new to javascript.. ;D)
You motivating me that i'll start soon with my ideas!
I'll write you some questions in the next few days if this is no problem for you.
greetings
Chris
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Matthias Kunze
Nov 8, 2010, 9:31:28 AM11/8/10
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Sure. I suggest, we keep our discussions in this forum. I subscribed
to it and will post answers, suggestions, etc right here.
On 8 Nov., 14:51, Christopher Söllinger
to it and will post answers, suggestions, etc right here.
On 8 Nov., 14:51, Christopher Söllinger
<christopher.soellin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Oryx looks very nice!!
> Just preloading the images (or most of them) would make the usability a bit
> better :)
>
> And i saw you're using ExtJS there too. I'm still learning it since half a
> year, that is one
> reason why i want make a code redesign. So it is great that i could ask you
> for some tips
> and/or some help. (Of course as a web developer i'm not new to javascript..
> ;D)
>
> You motivating me that i'll start soon with my ideas!
> I'll write you some questions in the next few days if this is no problem for
> you.
>
> greetings
> Chris
>
> Oryx looks very nice!!
> Just preloading the images (or most of them) would make the usability a bit
> better :)
>
> And i saw you're using ExtJS there too. I'm still learning it since half a
> year, that is one
> reason why i want make a code redesign. So it is great that i could ask you
> for some tips
> and/or some help. (Of course as a web developer i'm not new to javascript..
> ;D)
>
> You motivating me that i'll start soon with my ideas!
> I'll write you some questions in the next few days if this is no problem for
> you.
>
> greetings
> Chris
>
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