Migrated to Aurelia latest 1.0.x using Monterey.

aurelia-ui-toolkits / aurelia-syncfusion-bridge

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Migrated to Aurelia latest 1.0.x using Monterey. #41

Closed AlainBaslter closed 7 years ago

AlainBaslter commented 7 years ago

Current with this release http://blog.aurelia.io/2016/09/07/patch-releases-9-7-2016-2/

Tested each control & related capabilities manually and filled spreadsheet attached.

Methodology:

Aurelia Syncfusion Bridge Tests.zip

Used Monterey with 2 projects: aurelia-syncfusion-bridge & samples.
Updated Aurelia versions using Monterey NPM & JSPM package update capabilities.
Added missing gulp-util in package.json manually.
Ran gulp watch
Tested using Chrome on Windows 7 64 bit

JeroenVinke commented 7 years ago

@AlainBaslter Thanks! this is released as 0.2.2

adriatic commented 7 years ago

@JeroenVinke

I hope that you preserved the log of this work for my collection of Monterey marketing data

JeroenVinke commented 7 years ago

@adriatic all we need is in this issue. I didn't do any work here, @AlainBaslter did :smile:

adriatic commented 7 years ago

Thanks for this reference. @AlainBaslter - would you care to be a "visiting blogger" for our http://blog.aureliatools.com site describing this work with the focus on Monterey?

AlainBaslter commented 7 years ago

@adriatic sure I'd be glad to help promote Monterey it helped me a lot. But you know what the next logical step is now that aurelia-syncfusion-bridge is current! Bundling! I see there is a new project started under the aurelia-ui-toolkits umbrella that precisely that. Its a good idea for that would speed up load times with the opportunity to weed out some of the controls not used, especially the complex ones with lots of code like the ejSpreadsheet. Some of these I have no need for.