Post by Blueflap on Jan 19, 2015 3:37:30 GMT 10
I started coding Blueflap 4.0. Here is two new features : White icons theme Help Center will be translated in English and has a new UI
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Post by Blueflap on Jan 31, 2015 10:21:44 GMT 10
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Post by Blueflap on Nov 22, 2015 9:46:32 GMT 10
Hi! I've started a new project from scratch : Blueflap for Windows 10 Click here to try it : personali.zz.mu/en/betaOr watch this video
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Post by frosenosdev on Nov 23, 2015 3:21:06 GMT 10
Wow! I love this unique design. Message boxes are looking epic. Keep working on this, you have a massive potential. Edit: I must of missed this second page. Bro, do you work for Microsoft/Google? Because you are so epic, all this in VB, master-skills, just astonishing.
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Post by Justin Lopez on Nov 23, 2015 3:29:01 GMT 10
Blueflap Keep up the work I love the browser very much..
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Post by Prezence on Nov 23, 2015 5:35:29 GMT 10
And I thought my designs were starting to look good...you must use WPF
Check out our website here. Check out AirBrowse here. Follow us on GitHub here.
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Post by Blueflap on Nov 28, 2015 3:44:17 GMT 10
Aha ! Thank you ! Microsoft provide really great tools to make good looking apps. You should try making some universal apps for Windows 10 ! It brings fresh air to VB :
- You can create nice looking apps with a lot of animations with blend (without a single line of code (if (like me) you have no skills in XAML ^^ )) - Finally ! I can build a webbrowser with a modern "Webview" : Edge HTML (I no longer need to use Trident or Awesomium) - Since your apps are on the Windows Store, it's easy to push updates - No more framework to install with .Net native - It's a lot smoother : it doesn't blink everywhere when you resize the window for exemple (hashtag WindowsForm...)
(Sounds like an advertisment...)
Developping universal apps is like using WPF, you can use blend to create SMOOTH animations etc...
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Post by Prezence on Nov 29, 2015 0:53:44 GMT 10
So I'm interested in this now. Does blend use normal VB.NET on the coding side? Or is it more like a WPF style vb.net as well?
Check out our website here. Check out AirBrowse here. Follow us on GitHub here.
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Post by Blueflap on Nov 29, 2015 8:18:28 GMT 10
I'm not sure I uderstood the question... But I'll try to answer : For each page/Frame/Form of the application, there's two files : - Yourpage.xaml.vb, which is the "regular code", in VB - Yourpage.xaml, which is the UI code, in XAML I've never tried WPF so I don't know if it's like a WPF app. github.com/SimpleSoftwares/Blueflap-Universe/tree/master/Blueflap
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Post by Blueflap on Dec 22, 2015 2:19:00 GMT 10
Hi !
I added some new features :
- Improved Search Engine comparator - Adressbox suggestions
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