In this blog post we will demonstrate how to setup a Unix/Linux system to run a sample JavaScript diagram application under Electron.js. We use a Raspberry Pi computer which runs Raspberry Pi OS – the Debian-based OS optimized for the Raspberry Pi hardware.
Here is how our test application looks like:
We will build a diagram where we will arrange the nodes in a hierarchical manner to visualize the chain of responsibility in a company. We use the JavaScript Diagramming library, the TreeLayout and custom AnchorPattern definitions for nodes. Here is the final result:
In this blog post we will look on how to build ControlNode -s with Mindusion Diagramming library for JavaScript. We will create a web page that creates a template for cooking recipes. Each recipe is a DiagramNode . Rows in the table with ingredients can be added or removed dynamically with buttons. When you click on the recipe image, a browse dialog appears and you can point to another one.
You can test the page yourself:
In this blog post we are going to look at the most common adjustments in the appearance of a timetable that developers want to make based on the questions we have received regarding MindFusion Scheduler library for Java Script.
Here is how our timetable will look at the end:
In this blog post we will build a monthly calendar in Java Swing using the scheduler library. We will use the monthly view of the calendar but we will make it render only 3 months after the current month. By default there are no limits how far users can scroll the months in Single month view both back- and forth-wards. We will let our users scroll as many months they want in the past but only scroll 3 months ahead.
