The application worker driven frontend framework
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Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
this greatly simplified the MainController onHashChange()
logic.
the app is now consistent to the SPA covid app version.
removed the "Safari does not support JS modules inside the worker scope" error message when opening an app in the development env, since Webkit is ready now :)
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
polishing release for v.2.3.11
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
polishing release for v2.3.11
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
the mergeConfig()
changes affected inline models. fixed now.
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Details here:
https://github.com/neomjs/neo/issues/2718
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
The new tutorial is added into the main readme as well as the website app now:
https://itnext.io/define-a-web-4-0-app-to-be-multi-threaded-9c495c0d0ef9?source=friends_link&sk=4d143ace05f0e9bbe82babd9433cc822
The dependencies are up to date once more, removed the optional Google MWC components.
Details here:
https://github.com/neomjs/neo/tree/dev/src/component/mwc
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
You can now use the framework config:
Neo.config.useVdomWorker
to optionally run the vdom engine directly inside the app worker.
A blog post will follow tomorrow.
Setting the config to false will adjust the workers setup to:
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
This is a pretty big release, since it wraps up the work on the offscreen canvas worker implementation.
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
files which contain references into the node_modules folder will now get adjusted.
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
Convenience method to trigger alert() messages from within a worker (remote method access)
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
making it easier to use D3 wrapper nodes around a canvas
Published by tobiu about 3 years ago
This release enables us to transfer the ownership for canvas nodes into the new canvas worker.
Meaning: we can now manipulate canvas nodes inside a different thread (cpu).
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/OffscreenCanvas
A webGL demo will follow shortly.