On 1/9/13 10:47 AM, Remi Grumeau wrote:
Well, multi-column was started like.... more than 2 years ago by Sean
at an iPhoneWebDev hackathon.
As far as i remember, a lot of work was still needed on that.
Remi is correct. We started it at iOSDevCamp 2010 and worked on it again
at iOSDevCamp 2011. The best example of the code is the "Mashboard"
application.
Demo is here:
http://mikhailxu.github.com/
Sourcecode is here:
https://github.com/mikhailxu/Mashboard
I will be merging this code into the main GitHub repo shortly.
Since iUI makes all sliding navigations based on hash value, having
multi-column is very complicated and need some complete refund of the
core functions.
Not necessarily. If your app can use the left column mostly for
navigation and the right column for displaying "leaf" nodes in the tree,
then it is not necessary to change the history/hash-value mechanism.
I was waiting for v0.5 to try something like splitting hash value with
"-" and target different panels.
A lot of work. It needs to deal with browser history & integrating
ajax loaded external panels sounds like mad to think of.
I have some ideas for how to do this, if that is what you need.
If a skilled Javascript developer wants to work on it, i'd be happy to
help, but i have no time to do it by myself atm.
I have some time freeing up for this and would also be happy to work
with any skilled developers who can contribute. I have been working
with several JavaScript MVC frameworks and believe some form of MVC
approach is going to be necessary to build anything more than a trivial
two-pane application.
-- Sean
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