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Just a low-effort initial observation: "Works in IE8+, FF, Chrome" but the demo depicts an iMac display :-) EDIT: Seems to work fine in Safari too!
Just a low-effort initial observation: "Works in IE8+, FF, Chrome" but the demo depicts an iMac display :-) EDIT: Seems to work fine in Safari too!
Even lower-effort initial observation: I have to scroll horizontally to see the whole page with my portrait-orientation display.
This seems like software that would take over the computer, such as a customer service app, a monitoring app, etc. In other words, it might be the only thing your running on the computer (in the foreground). I rarely use a desktop app that makes use (effective or otherwise) of multiple monitors.
https://github.com/andrewcapodieci/golden-layout-react-redux
Looks very promising, but I'm wondering if you've tried this combination successfully. I also haven't figured out yet whether redux and pop-out windows will work properly.
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Even lower-effort initial observation: I have to scroll horizontally to see the whole page with my portrait-orientation display.
I wanted to run 3x portrait so bad until I realized that side scrolling would have to become a fact of life for me to do so.
Great library, seen it pop up here a few times. Slightly off topic, on the website it says: > "free as in beer, speech & love" ...In what world is beer free? ;) haha
This is in contrast to "free" as in "free speech", which is about freedom/liberty. ("libre")
"powerful persistence" and a picture of two floppy disks. I'm in my early 30's and I haven't ever personally owned a computer that included a floppy drive. I did buy a USB one with my late 90's iMac, for compatibility with the school but I think you get my point.
"powerful persistence" and a picture of two floppy disks. I'm in my early 30's and I haven't ever personally owned a computer that included a floppy drive. I did buy a USB one with my late 90's iMac, for compatibility with the school but I think you get my point.
I think the last time I saw this it was a spinoff off a market trading application that was (at the time and even now) one of the most impressive web applications I'd seen. I can't remember the damn name though.