Maastrict is my favorite, esp. the vlaai

you have not tried the “bosche bollen” then

I've only ever been to Amsterdam. First time was after watching Oceans Eleven, or the one of them that featured a quite special hotel there. We went and stayed at the same hotel 🙂 Don't remember the name, but I think every room was custom/different, built in a very old building.

kurhausweg? whoops!

Hotel Pulitzer

kurhausweg is not in Amsterdam but in Scheveningen

@ron is the 's-H in 's-Hertogenbosch outdated like 's-Gravenhage or still used?

its the official name but everybody will say “Den Bosch” just like “Den Haag"

the city signs and all the official documentation uses the ‘s-H

@ron my wife also brought back an appelflap receipe that we like a lot

and “oliebollen”

?

appelflappen are great

We have a lot of doughnut types. One in this part of Maryland is called Kinklings which have a German heritage

from PM - @edvin I built the filtering mechanism on changes to the observable list (add / delete). However, without the fake signal, a change to the item itself (checked=completed) wouldn't trigger the mechanism to remove that item the way that Manuel's does.

What does Manuel do to make this happen?

...checking

It looks like he is swapping out different lists to the listview in response to changing criteria. He has a NotificationCenter like the event bus that triggers this as does a direct change in filtering criteria (the togglebutton)

So quite manual then. We'll do better.

I have one idea, but it might be too heavy. If the List contained ViewModels, those ViewModels could report changes in dirty state to the list they are contained within.

Does he change the whole list when something changes?

Maybe it's cleaner to simply fire an

ItemChanged

event. The filtered list could update the item when it changes. Will have to play with this in your sample, Carl.

Going to a family dinner, back in a few hours.

ok. i'm pushing my latest.

@ron I don't find any errors with FXLauncher. I'll go ahead and release!

👏 🍰 😆 🎂

Thank you again for all your hard work in this release. I couldn't have done it without you.

Actually, I didn't even do much.

@ron Release is done, also updated the gradle plugin and the two demo projects 🙂

cool thanks, I am investigating how to make a maven plugin for it