nobrand belonged to my dad, found some 40 years ago after he died

@carlw Even with a safety razor it's really nice to use a good shave soap at least. Not that Gillette stuff. Glides so much better.

started using it 10 years ago

@ron Wow, so cool.

@edvin yeah mitchells wool fat is my favorite

once I find a decent good replacement this one will go into a frame I think

@carlw Cool, haven't heard about that. Must try.

@edvin it's an English product

@ron I can really recommend the Hart Steel

My "normal supplier" didn't have the Michells Wool Fat. I usually go with Proraso or Truefit & Hill

@carlw i like proraso too. i saw someone putting a few dabs of proraso on then using the lather of the soap over it

It's really amazing. And actually much cheaper than most other brands. A proraso soap is 80 NOK here, while truefit & hill is like 250 NOK.

I pushed up the

feature/custom-css-property-renderers

branch that has a first pass at (go figure) custom CSS property renderers.

@Ruckus Fantastic! It looks exactly as I'd hoped 🙂 Great job.

I haven't tested it thoroughly, so you might want to bang on it and see if you find any rough edges. If you do, let me know (https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/issues/203).

OK, I'll try tonight. I'm going to watch some TV, then change the examples and some text in the guide, and unless it's past midnight by then I'll play a little with it 🙂

Just found

SortedFilteredList

... I really like TornadoFX 🙂

Seems too easy... I keep waiting for something to blow up...

@jchildress Haha 🙂 I did in the beginning too.. thinking I had gotten myself into a corner and things would get ugly down the road, but it seems we are fine. The API is mostly very pleasant, and we've been able to evolve it without interfering much with it (the API).

@edvin It is very nice and easy to use... thanks again

@jchildress Thanks for all your feedback, John 🙂

@edvin i like being able to put all the tornado projects under one workspace in eclipse...is there anything in intellij that I'm missing which would allow me to do something similar? The modules I've worked with so far required a parent project. kitchensink is gradle rather than maven like the rest.

@carlw No, not really. You'd have to open them in separate windows I think. The reason the kitchensink is gradle is because of JPro really.. I'm having some issues with it, it seems like it isn't ready for prime time so we might just skip it for now though. It gave birth to the Scope, so I'm real happy for that, but I haven't heard back from them regarding the bug I found, so right now I can't use it to showcase the kitchensink app, even with those simple examples we have now.

I have committed some updates to the Components chapter of the guide. I "gently" introduce the builders, and I've updated a lot of the examples and information to use current best practices without going too much in depth in the beginning. @thomasnield I'm beginning to understand how frustrating it must have felt to write documentation for such a moving target. It was really nice to take a trip down memory lane and look at how far we have come though. I'm really proud of where we are right now!

@edvin i was getting a 404 from the code tab in the kitchensink. is there something else i need to do for layout?

@User uploaded a file:

great

@carlw It works for me. For new samples it will continue to show 404 until it's committed the first time though.

Is is the Alignment example that gives you 404?