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0.0.3 release notes
An investigation and demonstration creating okudagrams for WebView (Android) and anything that can do modern HTML/CSS rendering.
This is based on the original work from LCARS-SDK, which has some big advantages over other methods of LCARS generation.
- No need for Flash, Java or other embedded software.
- No need to prepare vector images. Ie. export static illustrations and load in Flash, SVG, etc.
- Still has/can do a fully scalable interface, potentially could do Bootstrap-style responsive classes.
- re-uses all of the HTML DOM and CSS specs; scripting, security, development tools.
- runs on every? modern consumer OS. And by using modern web-technologies can be built into any kind of client/server, multi-screen, multi-user app as required.
See CHANGELOG for committed updates per version, and TODO.txt for tasks. A bit of project background is given in Why?.
Intended release schema/timeline below, for technical details, and current tasks and focus see Dev Docs.
- 0.0
- Testing CSS capabilities, orientation on plan [TODO-1]
- Sitefile client integration
- Setup for different require.js apps.
- 0.1 [end of 2020]
- Pug+Sass based toolkit used with Sitefile, later with standalone/other tools.
- LCARS SDK docs & reference, style guide etc. [TODO-8] If possible with format1, else with full Pug data struct in JSON/YAML.
- The most basic animated follies: scrolling numbers, polarized fade, button blink/fade.
- 0.x
- TODO-3: bootstrap
- TODO-6:
run.sh - Standalone generator with CLI and only essential NPM deps.
- 1.x
- Responsive pages; with phone, tablet, laptop and HD display profiles.
- Multi-display/page views [TODO-5]
- x.x
- WebComponent elements [TODO-4]
- The online version of this project at github pages.
- The original LCARS SDK site, and LCARS SDK wiki docs by ~Aric as well as the LCARS SDK source.