The library is under constant development, but the basic paradigm and routines are fairly stable now. So I would be happy to see, what others can do with it. For my own projects it is a real timesaver and I cannot even think to use HTML the "traditional way" anymore.
DML itself is released under an open source license, but it is intended to allow also commercial development of new components, that are not necessarily free. For now I would be happy to find people to contribute to the project (or even help to find bugs or make things better).
As I have demonstrated in my last post, that it is very easy to create useful new elements or own Webcomponents.
Please check out the documentation with lots of "living" examples. More demonstations are about to come...
The library is under constant development, but the basic paradigm and routines are fairly stable now. So I would be happy to see, what others can do with it. For my own projects it is a real timesaver and I cannot even think to use HTML the "traditional way" anymore.
DML itself is released under an open source license, but it is intended to allow also commercial development of new components, that are not necessarily free. For now I would be happy to find people to contribute to the project (or even help to find bugs or make things better).
As I have demonstrated in my last post, that it is very easy to create useful new elements or own Webcomponents.
Please check out the documentation with lots of "living" examples. More demonstations are about to come...
Thank you Eckehard, I will investigate more :-)