Topics created by argelius

@inspirity Here you go :)

greaaat!

@Ati @munsterlander So far I’ve been fixing and implementing other stuff but I just joined Vue 2 bindings development and will continue until it’s finished. I cannot say any date but well, right now we are 2 developers working on this :) If you want to see changes, check Vue 2 PRs.

@fran-diox: Sure, I understand where you’re coming from. Just a little disappointed that the one article that mentions both Onsen UI and Angular 2 RC.5 doesn’t manage to demonstrate as much as an ons-button. “You had one job!” haha… just playing, It’s early days :) Looking forward to your future tuts.

Cảm ơn bạn….

AFAICS this example is using OnsenUI 2.0.4 and Webpack v1.x.x . Can either of these be upgraded and if so how? Especially interested in what happens to Stylus (replaced by Less?) Or is there an up to date example available?

@Fran-Diox yes. I’m fast like onsen ui :bullettrain_side: :bullettrain_side: :bullettrain_side: :bullettrain_side:

yes that is it

Good article! Just small question: isn’t using “actions: bindActionCreators(Actions, dispatch)” breaks the whole idea of container/component approach? Since you are using connect it actually creates another component for you, which is called a container, but for me it seems that you don’t have the presentational components, cause they are not dumb (meaning they know the logic of your app).

@Richar-Enrique-Zapata Please, open a new topic with more details about your issue.

@iriekun As demonstrated in the help documents, this section sets the initial state: getInitialState: function() { return { index: 0 } } The tabs are basically a 0 based array. Change the number to indicate the tab.

Thanks for sharing!

@argelius thanks . Good news.

@Mod-Template The best way is to generate your own theme. When you install Onsen UI you’ll get a folder css-components-src like this. Just follow the readme info and then use the generated CSS file in your project.