Per Bothner

GL is fairly simple conceptually. A GL manager manages a rectangular area, which can be sub-divised horizontall and vertually into tiles. A tile is called a "stack" in GL. Each...

Anything can be a component as long as it is rectangular and you have an API to position it. (Focusing and z-ordering changes may also be need to be supported.)...

An update: I've been working on merging a large number of commits from (mostly) 2022 into my fork. Some got accidentally dropped from my fork by one of my commits;...

I've updated `docs/binding-components` in the `dev` branch to more-or-less match the recommended API as implemented in the branch. Specfically, the document makes no mention of `VirtualLayout` or Embedding via Events...

Some other improvements: * Optionally drag-image (proxy) is snapstop of dragged component. * Customizable tab-bar header. * Smart display of tabs when space gets tight. * If there is a...

If so, I would probably start by creating a version 3 branch containing my changes. Only critical fixes would go into the master branch. Before releasing a 3.0 version based...

API compatibility is *not* a priority. On the other hand, deliberately breaking compatibility is not a goal either, and a "compatibility wrapper" may be practical. However, when there is a...

I checked in some small fixes so `npm build` now works, and the apitest builds and runs (at least at a minimum level). Since `container.element` may now be null (that...

I am now an "owner" (thanks, Martin). One of the first tasks I think is to create a branch with my changes. What should it be called? We could it...

Also, the README.md for the main branch should state that pull requests should be against this new branch.