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Javascript
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>>>>>>>>>So check it out, http://openmusicgallery.net
>>>>>...
>>>>>>Building your ui on top of bootstrap might make your ui more adaptable - I notice that at present narrowing the view area on the desktop causes problems with your 'Remixer' side and this is always apparent on, say, a 7" tablet.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>I spent some time redesigning this site last week.
>>>>>
>>>>>Not sure about a 7" tablet, but the CSS is dialed so the page works on a desktop, iPad, and iPhone just dandy.
>>>>
>>>>7" isn't perfect. For example: in portrait mode the remixer page is too wide - the pause/play button is only partially visible and the section showing what's playing also doesn't fit - although it can be scrolled.
>>>>
>>>>Biggest problem I see (which applies to all devices) is the lack of history - hitting the 'back' button usually takes me straight out of the app.
>>>
>>>
>>>Right-O.
>>>
>>>The solution to that problem is history.push(), I think.
>>>
>>>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/824349/modify-the-url-without-reloading-the-page
>>>
>>>Been aware of it, and intending to implement it. Might as well do that today. :-)
>>
>>I'll just refrain from pointing out that angular.js can do this for you automatically.
>>
>>Oh, damn, I failed :-}
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>
>Is bootstrap part of angular? Or are you advocating multiple frameworks now? :-)

Bootstrap is primarily just a css file designed to enable a website to automatically re-arrange layout based on screen size/orientation - although there are also about a dozen jquery plugins available : http://getbootstrap.com/css/

Angular addresses different issues - making your javascript more modular / mv* like , simplifying two-way binding, async http, spa routing etc. :
http://angularjs.org/

So, yes - two 'frameworks' but each addresses different problems - and both play well together.


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>>>>>http://openmusicgallery.net
>>>>>
>>>>>Without a framework, I feel like I can make rather fluid and sweeping changes rather quickly.
>>>>
>>>>I seem recall failing to convince you to adopt Bootstrap so I won't try again :-}
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