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I know what you may be thinking... a Dot? Why do we need a dot? A colored circle is enough, no? Red, yellow, green. sometime blue and grey. simple. DIY graphics. maybe too simple for a WebControl... not so fast.
This isn't any dot, it's a sophisticated 3d looking status indicator, SVG. Few things are "pretty" out of the PRADO box, it's the technical feat that is so impressive. So this is something that people can use out of the box that is pretty and gives the platform a nudge in that direction.
It's more usable and friendly than each developer writing their own indicator status WebControl/graphics. Here is a sample of the dot and how it looks in various sizes.
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The TDot is one file that is separate from the TAssetManager (and its changes needed to support this dynamically generated asset). I'm going to include this TDot in the update to TAssetManager as an example of using the new TAssetManager and its IAsset interface due to this being a the first generated virtual asset in Prado and it's separateness from the TAssetManager.
The best way to demonstrate how to use the new TAssetManager::publish(IAsset $asset, ...) is to provide a live example.
I know what you may be thinking... a Dot? Why do we need a dot? A colored circle is enough, no? Red, yellow, green. sometime blue and grey. simple. DIY graphics. maybe too simple for a WebControl... not so fast.
This isn't any dot, it's a sophisticated 3d looking status indicator, SVG. Few things are "pretty" out of the PRADO box, it's the technical feat that is so impressive. So this is something that people can use out of the box that is pretty and gives the platform a nudge in that direction.
It's more usable and friendly than each developer writing their own indicator status WebControl/graphics. Here is a sample of the dot and how it looks in various sizes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: