Olli Tietäväinen
Olli Tietäväinen
Currently there are no non-trivial componentRenderer samples for Grid. Specifically, it'd be nice to have some vaadin components used to demonstrate Polymer data binding. An example: ``` grid.addColumn(TemplateRenderer.of("") .withProperty("admin", person1...
Currently, there's no documentation about the server-side classes that correspond to basic HTML elements, like Div, Paragraph, etc.; that should be created.
In the [BeforeLeaveEvent code example](https://vaadin.com/docs/v14/flow/routing/tutorial-routing-lifecycle.html#beforeleaveevent), there's a custom "ConfirmDialog" class used that's not the same as the ConfirmDialog component, which is confusing.
In the docs ["Importing JavaScript, JavaScript modules, and HTML"](https://vaadin.com/docs/v14/flow/importing-dependencies/tutorial-importing.html) there should be a more complete example of what you can do with the HTML and the JavaScript in the following...
I didn't find a good section in the documentation about how to use dynamic data from an Endpoint to create a custom view, like how / where to add a...
There's no V14 documentation on how to create a hierarchical dataprovider for TreeGrid. There should be examples of both in-memory and lazy tree grids.
https://vaadin.com/docs/v15/flow/typescript/quick-start-guide.html#step-3 "Step 3 - Add a new client-side view and set a route path for it" mentions how to add a page to the router. The guide should also mention...
A regularly recurring question on the Forum is about calling JavaScript functions in included files: https://vaadin.com/forum/thread/18025750/trouble-including-javascript-file-vaadin-14-1-3 where the functions or objects are not visible when calling e.g. Page.executeJs The suggested...
Typical use case: CI server doesn't have (direct) access to the internet. How to configure e.g. `npm` so that you can still make builds?
It would be useful to have documentation on how to use a custom local font with Flow. Strictly speaking it's not Flow's "problem", but nonetheless it's a fairly common use...