Not to beat a dead horse here but by far dealing with the Navigators, Tink has put more time into his navigator frameworks than I.

Like I said, I made them 2 years ago for a single purpose and that was applications I was making. As some of you can see I put my time into some other considerable open source projects dealing with AS3 and parsers/DOM.

I would like to stay on the good side of Tink because I think we can develop some great components in the future. We definitely have two different styles which will be very beneficial down the road in my opinion. :)

He went for the more data centric abstraction where I stuck more to what I was familiar with at the time.

Tink, I would love help get that stuff passed for review if you know of anything that needs work. As well, maybe think of implementing a couple of the things like close policy if yours don't have it.

What do you think Tink? :)

Mike


I guess I'd like to put my navigators forward for review as well then to. They include...

Navigator, DataNavigator, NavigatorGroup, DataNavigatorGroup

...which are all ISelectableLists so can be used as dataProviders to ButtonBars (so you can easily make a TabNavigator) and can use any of the following layouts...

StackLayout, CarouselLayout, CoverflowLayout & AccordionLayout.

The layouts can also be used with any other component in the SDK that layouts can be set on.

Examples
http://www.tink.ws/blog/spark-datanavigators/
http://www.tink.ws/blog/flex-4-navigator/
http://www.tink.ws/blog/coverflowlayout/
http://www.tink.ws/blog/carousellayout/
http://www.tink.ws/blog/accordion-dataaccordion/
http://www.tink.ws/blog/accordionlayout/

Also have a MenuBar that hooks up to them
http://www.tink.ws/blog/menubar/

Source
https://github.com/tinklondon/tink_flash_platform

Presentation
http://www.lfpug.com/flex-navigators/



Tink



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