Nice play on Microsoft's Metro/Modern UI! I couldn't find the tiles however and they seem to be abandoned in the original documentation (called "cards" for some reason :S): http://www.google.com/design/spec/components/cards.html#
Nice play on Microsoft's Metro/Modern UI! I couldn't find the tiles however and they seem to be abandoned in the original documentation (called "cards" for some reason :S): http://www.google.com/design/spec/components/cards.html#
> couldn't find the tiles however So you mean, not Metro at all right?
There used to be in the original copy, here is a saved image at the top:
The comments thus far are disappointing. People go to the trouble of making a pithy comment on hackernews, but surely since many of us here are developers we understand the frustration of bad bug reports. Is it so hard to bottle up your negative comments and spend another two minutes doing something constructive - like heading over to github and adding an issue with your system specs?
These comments are as constructive as it gets - test your shit before submitting it for a public review or clearly state that it wasn't tested outside that one Mac it was written on. I would rather not see HN turn into a sloppy developers support group, though it is already part way there.
The comments thus far are disappointing. People go to the trouble of making a pithy comment on hackernews, but surely since many of us here are developers we understand the frustration of bad bug reports. Is it so hard to bottle up your negative comments and spend another two minutes doing something constructive - like heading over to github and adding an issue with your system specs?
Well, I think it should be at least marked as a work-in-progress. Because right now it looks like it's a production-ready framework, and yet people are reporting that it doesn't work on major platforms.
> couldn't find the tiles however So you mean, not Metro at all right?
There used to be in the original copy, here is a saved image at the top: http://www.eyeonwindows.com/2014/06/25/googles-material-desi... Maybe they couldn't reconcile them with other alterations or are simply trying to respond to criticism.
Interesting, I've never seen tiles in material design before, like I've never seen depth (shadows) used in metro.