It's just not something I've ever touched

Also, just to clear up another discussion, is there a plan for a new default user agent stylesheet in 9 or 10?

I'm off for the weekend. Merry Christmas @jonathan 🙂

No, there isn't

Modena is good enough for now

Later

@jonathan thanks for chiming in

what I do when not coding:

I build factories

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What game is that, Ron?

@edvin your idea for the TornadoFX Guide was a great one. I think we might have raised the standard a bit when it comes to API documentation. Covering libraries in a comprehensive book/guide format seems to engage and help a lot of folks, not to mention drive adoption. I borrowed the concept for the RxJavaFX guide which seems to have had success too.

@thomasnield You've done such a great job on the guide! Somehow it feels easier to write documentation by example than merely describing an API. I also think it's easier to read. Personally I learn better from a book than an strict API doc.

@thomasnield I just had an idea I want to run by you. The guide has an appendix section. What if we replaced this with a cook book? Small, targeted samples describing how to use exotic features, but also how to do common tasks. I think we could get much more contributions to a cook book section, and it could have immense value as a "how to do X in TornadoFX" reference. What do you think? Most of the stuff in the appendix section already fit the "cook book profile" anyway.

@edvin that game is Factorio highly addictive

The cookbook section sounds like what I was talking about yesterday to do on my blog small snippets that show tips and trick

@ron I think that's a very nice way of learning. By example, short and sweet!

Releasing 1.5.9 now

Maven Quickstart Archetype, IDEA Plugin is also published 🙂

@edvin that's a great idea. Maybe we can have Appendix A for the current stuff and Appendix B for the cookbook?

@thomasnield That's perfect! If the cookbook becomes to large, we can split it out into a separate book later.

Fedora 25 features Wayland by default. Maybe now's the time to try again 🖥️

I have always used ubuntu derivatives I wonder how fedora is like

maybe I should install it

there still seem to be quite some issues with wayland a lot of stuff is not well supported yet

I have been using windows 10 mainly for the last week (using the desktop instead of the laptop)

That worked perfectly 🙂 Even the dual boot with windows was flawless. Typing from Fedora now 🙂

Don't see any issues yet. HighDPI is also flawless.

did you run any openGL like applications? I do game remember 🙂

factorio runs very well on ubuntu and mint