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Some things would be improved with more attention to accessibility. Ext.tree.TreePanel, for instance, allows keyboard navigation out of the box. In a similar vein, the results grid doesn't allow row selection/keyboard navigation (ref. Ext.grid.RowSelectionModel).
This looks very promising. Great work!
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What do you mean by filter icon?
For filter icons usually a funnel is used: http://images.google.ca/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=fil... Magnifying glasses typically represent search.
It'd be a little more interesting if the source wasn't obfuscated or provided in full elsewhere.
It'd be a little more interesting if the source wasn't obfuscated or provided in full elsewhere.
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I think Cappuccino is great though... It seems like Atlas is a killer feature and I think it will be a must-have for UIs that are more sophisticated than the Part Browser. Every time I had to build a UI element from scratch I wished I had access to Cappuccino widgets.
Incidentally, I highly recommend JavaScriptMVC. It's an incredibly powerful micro-framework that is excellent for small projects but also scales extremely well to large projects. I basically hated javascript until I started using JavascriptMVC now I think programming in javascript is actually pretty fun.
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For filter icons usually a funnel is used: http://images.google.ca/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=fil... Magnifying glasses typically represent search.
I think the magnifying glass is perfectly acceptable here. I think the "filter" icon is much less recognizable to the majority of users. (case in point, the author of the app hasn't heard of it).