Octopart Part Browser, built with JavascriptMVC

by smock • 16 years ago

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bentruyman• 16 years ago

It'd be a little more interesting if the source wasn't obfuscated or provided in full elsewhere.

andres3• 16 years ago

I was planning to upgrade to JavascriptMVC 3.0 before open sourcing it but if you want to see the source as-is let me know.

lowkey• 16 years ago

Needs filters to be useful but otherwise very cool.

andres3• 16 years ago

Thanks for the feedback. If you click on the magnifying glass in each column header you'll get a filter for that column.

jeroen• 16 years ago

Wouldn't a filter icon be more obvious?

erlanger• 16 years ago

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).

justinbmeyer• 16 years ago

JMVC doesn't provide packaged widgets (though it is starting to). It's about providing a middle layer (above jQuery, less than customizable widgets) to build customized apps that are as light as possible.

moschel• 16 years ago

This looks very promising. Great work!

arijo• 16 years ago

Congratulations to the Octopart team for the fantastic work! For those wanting to try out javascriptMVC3.0 here's where you can get it: http://github.com/pinhook/framework

Aegean• 16 years ago

Its very neat and simple. I think its going to be a winner.

regularfry• 16 years ago

The back button works! Hallelujah!

Octopart Part Browser, built with JavascriptMVC

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