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I made app functionalities , and now need to make the design. I'm searching for some goot design patterns to be more responsive for multiple devices.How to make the Xamarin.forms componenets(Grid, Layout, Labels , buttons ,Stacks) be more responsive in the Views. Any suggestions about good articals, books, tutorials?
Here you have a good article about designing in xamarin using an adaptative UI pattern. They are some basic tricks/tips that may help you to get a better multi-device design experience.
Hope it helps you as it helped me in the past! ^^
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I'm searching for a Website Template or Webframework in which I can easily important big datasets and present it in a representative way to visitors of my website. Does anybode have an idea what a sufficient theme is?
And good example of the website that I want to create is sofifa.com!
Django is the best option! https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/
It is written in Python, so it is easy to understand, it is secure and there are tons of ressources out there.
Here is in my opinion the best beginner tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ELCMngbM0E&list=PL-51WBLyFTg0omnamUjL1TCVov7yDTRng
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I'm just learning Kivy and before I go any further I would like to know if there are any code examples that show how to make Kivy apps accessibile to screen reader users. For example, proving alternative text that says when an accordion is open or close, alternative text for images, alternative text for button that opens menus, etc.
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I am looking for the best way to implement a real time diagram tool to use in my website. I've found a website with something similar: mentionmapp.com .. You can see the diagram on the background of the homepage, if any can give me suggestions to create something similar I'd appreciate it.
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Rather than a .NET solution, why not look at a JavaScript solution (with data fed in via JSON) as these are much more common.
http://arborjs.org/ is one I've used before and pretty popular (and free!).
There are .NET components you could use (like http://www.devcomponents.com/treegx/) but you'll have to pay for them.
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Is there a documentation somewhere which details every class and methods we can use in our views?
Parameters, ...(e.g. Html.Action(...))
Because the auto-completion of visual studio is just awful for these kinds of data, and I didn't find a document which describe this?
Thank you!
Here is one cheat sheet which may be useful - http://httputility.com/various/razorhelperscheatsheet.html
MSDN documentation - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd493063.aspx
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Honestly I'm very bad at CSS and not good at dealing with color / design.
Are there any helpful sites for things like pre-made, nicely skinned component, or layout of the whole site?
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Here are a few:
http://www.oswd.org/
http://openwebdesign.org/
http://www.solucija.com/free-templates
http://www.opensourcetemplates.org/
for skeletal layouts: http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
and few a few css tutorials http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/index.html
A slight tangent, but you may find the book The Principles of Beautiful Web Design an interesting read. It is aimed more toward non-designers looking to expand their design awareness.
I used the "Free CSS Template" website. When I created my web site they didn't have a lot of designs, but the ones they did have were clean, complete, and elegant. Pure XHTML and CSS. I had no trouble tweaking to fit my needs.
http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/