Search Results for "flex"

...Each snippet is written as semantic HTML with Tailwind utility classes, making it easy to customize spacing, color, and typography through a project’s Tailwind config. The components are responsive by default, using grid and flex patterns that adapt cleanly from mobile to widescreen layouts. Accessibility is treated pragmatically: markup favors proper roles and focus states, and most interactive behaviors can be wired with lightweight libraries or framework code if desired. Because everything is plain markup, adoption is frictionless in any stack (React, Vue, Svelte, Rails, Laravel), and designers can tweak styling without refactoring component logic.

Reflexbox is a React utility library that provides a set of flexible layout components built on top of the CSS Flexbox specification, enabling developers to create responsive layouts with minimal effort. It introduces components such as Box and Flex that abstract common layout patterns into reusable primitives, allowing developers to apply spacing, alignment, and sizing through props rather than writing custom CSS. The library integrates seamlessly with styled-system, enabling theme-based design and consistent spacing scales across applications. Reflexbox is designed to be highly composable, allowing developers to build complex layouts by combining simple components. ...

...Pretty neat architecture. Very similar to Apple’s UIGestureRecognizers (Cocoa-Touch UIKit). Works with any display list hierarchy structures: native DisplayList (pure AS3/Flex/your UI framework), Starling or ND2D (Stage3D) and 3D libs. Doesn’t require any additional software (may use runtime’s build-in touch support). Works across all platforms (where Flash Player or AIR run of course) in exactly same way. Extendable. You can write your own application-specific gestures.

With FlexMT each flex program can be easily equipped with multi-touch operation. FlexMT supports symbolic and direct gestures like dragging, rotating or scaling and uses TUIO for touch detection. FlexMT is part of a Tabletop-Project at the FH-Trier.

Coming from a world of Java, you may see a lot of shortcomings in the Flex world and wish you could have things like a logging tool (log4j), a lightweight IoC-container (guice) and a mocking framework (easy mock). All this is covered by FxPotpourri.

Advanced Flash Preloader from http://preloaderz.com will provide well-dubegged, optimized, fast, easy and ready-to-use Flash/Flex/ActionScript solution. We will try to share good code for all preloading needs.