yes

OK, I will look at what I created, I don't remember exactly where I left that.

I think I created the theme browser.

I am more interested in the editor part of it 🙂

Ah, that's right. I also set that up, and it's working pretty good I think.

Will dig it out tonight.

cool

I get my CNC machine today, so I'll be set back even further.. hehe.

Just learned how to use Fusion 360 and designed this wooden keyboard case I want to try to mill.

@User uploaded a file:

I think Ive almost made my decision to use TornadoFX. Thanks a lot for the help, I will keep sharing the progress. 🙂

@harshmaur Very happy to hear that. We're here whenever you need help 🙂

btw we can do platform specific css as well right?

if I want a button to look different on a Mac machine and Windows

you can set css classes based on OS

great!

also the button bar already does some OS specific ordering

I am thinking of creating a global stylesheet for different UI element based on the app, and then use the components as it is and put additonal css classes when some custom requirement is needed.

Also looking to create fragments with functionality, and then use it across the application. Fragments and their css will be together.

fragments are cool

Yeah, I do not want to repeat same functionality of small building blocks in a big view

I guess fragments are the way to go for that.

yes, dont use views like that as views are singletons, fragments are not

Im coming from a ReactJS background and I look at the UI in the form of components.

You could even set the same CSS class, and handle the changes directly in the stylesheet. Since the type safe stylesheets are just a normal Kotlin class, you can use any mechanism you want to decide how the stylesheet will be rendered.

great

@nimakro commented on @edvin’s file : @edvin Wow you are really going to town..I also want a CNC

I've done this too...for integration where no API exists

Nothing to gain...lol...you'll be carving your own keycaps soon.,,I guess there has to be a stopping point