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Smart is a fast, web-based financial management and cash flow system engineered for small and medium-sized businesses, solo entrepreneurs, and corporate finance teams. Built to replace cluttered spreadsheets and sluggish legacy ERPs, Smart delivers an agile, responsive interface backed by rigorous bank reconciliation, multi-level chart of accounts, and comprehensive audit trails.

Keep track of the attendances of employees. Use this grid per month to fill the daycode for the employees with the efficient data entry 'column fill'. Or use the import function (adapt it to your needs) to interprete data from an existing time tracking app to daycodes. Look for missing data, complete illness-, holidays etc. Compare the sum of the worked time with the todo-working time over the days by looking at the +/- saldo. Transfer the saldo to next month, or subtract the payed...

...It automatically adjusts image and container sizes according to how many pictures are displayed. A single image can use its own dimensions and aspect ratio instead of being forced into a uniform grid. The widget uses an adapter model so applications can supply their own image data and rendering behavior. Image loading is abstracted through an interface compatible with libraries such as Glide, Picasso, Fresco, and ImageLoader. Built-in PhotoView integration enables full-screen image previews with transition animation. Grid and fill modes are supported, and when the number of images exceeds the configured limit, the final tile can display the remaining count.

Mozaïk dashboards support multiple devices through the adaptive layout. You can either put your dashboard on a big screen in the open space, or consult it on your smartphone. Mozaïk dashboard comes with 6 themes and makes it easy to develop your own theme. Mozaïk widgets are maintained as separate modules, thus available via mozaik-ext in npm.js. Mozaïk provides a simple way to define your dashboard layout using a grid system. Most extensions need to communicate with APIs. ...

...This is achieved through virtual rendering where only what’s visible on the screen plus a small buffer is rendered. As the user scrolls, DOM nodes are continuously being created and removed. These operations are highly tuned to provide optimal performance under all browsers. The grid also adapts to the direction and speed of scroll to minimize the number of rows that need to be swapped out and to dynamically switch between synchronous and asynchronous rendering.

...Find out how to use it by the included example program: The class is delivered as part of a complete project, so that you can try it out. And you can modify the FMain code to learn how it can be usefull for your project. The sample data used, is generated in the example program and displayed in a grid on screen. No database or other extra things needed, works in KDE and (should) in other desktops like Ubuntu's, Gnome etc. Made and tested in and for Gambas2.