Responsive Design Demo - a little off topic
I believe the back-end of a web-application needs to be really easy to work with. That's the idea of having a Linqpad web server. This will free up your mind to do really cool things in the browser. Check this jsfiddle out, which is a raw take of mine on Google Material Design. http://jsfiddle.net/kimbonics/nLo9odxd/13/
Or check out the video I made of the thing in action:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wozcM5UgRO0
The whole point of all this is "Responsive Design". While all these animation/transitions are taking place, you're making asynchronous calls to the back-end fetching data for the next operation the user wants to perform.
Or check out the video I made of the thing in action:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wozcM5UgRO0The whole point of all this is "Responsive Design". While all these animation/transitions are taking place, you're making asynchronous calls to the back-end fetching data for the next operation the user wants to perform.