1.2 ROADMAP

[mcasimir]

1.2 development goes on: https://github.com/mcasimir/mobile-angular-ui/tree/1.2

Goals

• Do everything the angular way
• Take care of deprecated stuffs
• Change bootstrap style as less as possible to let user customize same variables as bootstrap
• Provide tools to create a true mobile-like interaction through gestures
• Keep controllers as free as possible from UI logic:
  • Avoid pollute controllers with simple UI stuffs like show/hide
  • Automatic garbage collect and clean up of directives on scope disposal
  • Use $broadcast in place of $emit (happens to be fast enough now).
• Cleaner and faster build process:
  • Use gulp and plugins in place of grunt
  • Extract part of build process to external libs
• Use JSHint to deliver safer Js code

  Tasks

[ ] Test Transform support for any browser [ ] Test yieldTo should work despite is added before or after contentFor [ ] Test ui-switch directive [ ] Ui switch should work with swipe if present [ ] Transform should support 3d transforms too [ ] Generalize exporting SharedState states to query params [ ] swipe module should provide directives too [ ] ui-* should not take into account $scope for efficiency but should work with ng-repeat if possible [ ] Support for drag gestures, eg. to create snap.js like sidebars and swipeable/draggable carousels, drag to refresh... (Needs a robust way to retrieve coordinates mixing translate3d and static/relative positioning) should be something as capable as http://pep.briangonzalez.org/. [ ] Move .scrollable to core? (needs moving css style to js)

• [x] Scrollable events (i.e. foundation for drag to refresh, load more on scroll end...)
• [x] Better support for MS Devices
• [x] Drop Toggleable for SharedState
  • have a more concise syntax
  • support before/after-activate/inactivate events
  • control behavior on outer-clicks
  • bind toggleable state to ngModel
  • support ngChange
  • react to history back
• [x] Re-add modals
• [x] Overlays becomes a styling for modals: Adding .overlay class to a modal makes it an overlay
• [x] Less invasive and less verbose form/panel helpers
• [x] Add .scrollable-header/.scrollable-footer
• [x] Support for ng-if/ng-show/ng-hide with navbars and scrollables

  Generator

• [x] Document in core Getting Started
• [ ] Add JSHint
• [ ] Use lodash templates to implement Environments

  Collaborate

• Suggest your own!

[lylepratt]

Does the switch to Gulp mean that anyone using MobileAngularUI in their projects will also need to switch to Gulp? We use Grunt and really do not want to switch.

Also, if you had a guess, when do you think this will be ready to use?

Many thanks, -Lyle

[mcasimir]

Hi @lylepratt, the switch to Gulp will be demanded to a future release, so I think no problem for now.

[lylepratt]

Cool., but just because Mobile Angular UI uses gulp, that doesn't mean projects built with it have to use it as well right? As long as we are both using Bower it should be fine regardless.

Also, if Gulp is not going to be a part of 1.2, then we should remove it from this Roadmap.

[tomcon]

Gulp seems to be more popular now. Even core ng team use it (I believe).

On 29 October 2014 16:13, Lyle Pratt notifications@github.com wrote:

Cool., but just because Mobile Angular UI uses gulp, that doesn't mean projects built with it have to use it as well right? As long as we are both using Bower it should be fine regardless.

Also, if Gulp is not going to be a part of 1.2, then we should remove it from this Roadmap.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/mcasimir/mobile-angular-ui/issues/109#issuecomment-60953322 .

[tomcon]

also see: Why Gulp over Grunt? in Google Web Starter Kit (Beta) http://developers.google.com/web/starter-kit https://github.com/google/web-starter-kit/wiki/FAQ

[lylepratt]

Yeah, I agree that Gulp is better for new projects. However, we (and others) do not have new projects... we have complex build processes already built on Grunt. It doesn't really matter though, just because MAUI switches, does not mean projects using it have to switch as well.