[Pas2js] Pas2JS IDE for Chrome

[Michael Van Canneyt]

Hello,

Well that definitely looks promising.

Is there a reason why you don't allow dropping new components/widgets on the preview
instead of on the system resource tree ? I assume this is what a user would
intuitively want...

I would put the 2 trees next to/below each other in the system as it exists
now, so you need to drag less far.

Also, a minimal size/position change handling in the preview would be a nice
feature :)

Michael.

On Thu, 21 Mar 2019, Stephen Wright via Pas2js wrote:

> Sorry I forgot too give a meaningful title to my email....Now rectified Steve
>   Hi Guys
> We have now put together a demo of our updated XIDE project for Pas2JS. This is a combined RAD development and run time environment for Pas2JS in Chrome/Linux/Windows/Android. The demo can be downloaded from here.....(https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ybx1tacu66fmp9y/AACdCVRAqlgIYT6fm9hPDqiba?dl=1)
> Things to notice in this demo are.....        a) Pas2JS CodeEdit/Compile/Run support in the browser as well as desktop and mobile.        b) No need for any installation, configuration or dependencies.         c) "Responsive design" H and V boxes accommodate different screen sizes.        d) SVG components are fully integrated into the IDE.        e) The GPU canvas uses a subset of Pascal for its "Animation Code" property.         f) User applications can be ported without modification between any platform with an XIDE (+CEF) runtime.        g) Choice of smaller, faster and more secure native implementation (Lazarus/FPC + optional CEF) or full Web connectivity and CSS with a hybrid implementation (Cordova or Electron + Pas2JS). Please remember this is concept demonstrator software so expect to see some bugs and areas that need further work, but feel free to report these and let us know what you think. 
> Regards Steve
> P.S. We are working on the Lazarus template for XComponents. When this is finished we will upload all the code for this package as well as for the XIDE project so you will then be able to rebuild the above examples from scratch.
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