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I currently work on multiple mobile platforms and technologies, including Java ME, Flash Lite, Web Runtime and Qt.
jappit | 19 November, 2009 16:35
Yesterday, the Guarana UI framework has been launched, with a complete set of ready-to-use components that will definitely be useful to all Web Runtime developers.
It's now available a Guarana UI online Components Browser, that allows developers to quickly preview and use all the Guarana UI Components.
Soon it will feature tutorials and guidelines on Components usage, testing and customization.
If you have a WRT widget, a new Component or a proof-of-concept built by using Guarana UI, and want to feature it on this page, just drop me an email or a comment on this post.
Hope you enjoy it! :)
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ltomuta | 19/11/2009, 20:46
... but it's not working with IE7 :( The browser crashes when clicking the UI elements
jappit | 19/11/2009, 22:04
Thanks for your feedback!
On IE6 (but I guess it happens on IE7 as well) Guarana samples crash, even if launched alone. I haven't noticed this before, but I guess it's worth a feedback to the Guarana team :)
allanbezerra | 20/11/2009, 20:15
Jappit and Itomula,
IE is always a problem :)
Two possibilities for IE crash...
allanbezerra | 20/11/2009, 20:16
1-Problemns with ajax requests from Nokia.Loader. We do not have problems with cross domain requests on Firefox. GuaranaUI sets enableProvilege before requests. Look at core.js file in guarana full package. This is the same strategy used by Aptana WRT Preview.
try { netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalBrowserRead");
} catch (e) {};
allanbezerra | 20/11/2009, 20:16
2-IE trailing comma problem:
http://www.google.com/search?q=IE+trailing+comma+problem
Propecia | 22/01/2010, 21:46
That is some inspirational stuff. Never knew that opinions could be this varied. Thanks for all the enthusiasm to offer such helpful information here.
Really Good!
allanbezerra | 19/11/2009, 18:40
Hi Alessandro,
The online components browser look really good!
Tks,
-- Allan Bezerra