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Hello Markus,
Currently the RoadMap is only available to Icenium insiders, but we would soon publish a public RoadMap on our site as well. Is there anything in particular that you're interested in?
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Currently the RoadMap is only available to Icenium insiders, but we would soon publish a public RoadMap on our site as well. Is there anything in particular that you're interested in?
Regards,
Steve
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answered on 30 Aug 2013, 12:01 PM
Yeah, what's on the road map :-)
No seriously after testing it for a few days these are the things I miss most.
- Localization (.js can not be the solution peferably xml or even a way to reuse .resx files from web
- Conditional plattform statements (hide/show elements for example) withouth having to use platform-Specific-Files
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No seriously after testing it for a few days these are the things I miss most.
- Localization (.js can not be the solution peferably xml or even a way to reuse .resx files from web
- Conditional plattform statements (hide/show elements for example) withouth having to use platform-Specific-Files
Markus
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Hi Markus,
Thanks for the feedback and here are our answers:
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Thanks for the feedback and here are our answers:
- it is irrelevant whether your localization would be contained in .js or .xml files, you would need to handle the localization logic as shown in this thread. There are some js libraries out there that can assist you with this task e.g.: l10n.
- if you do not want to use platform specific files, you can use the Cordova Device API and specifically device.platform to identify the OS and make necessary changes.
About the RoadMap, you can review the feedback portal and specifically the "Most Liked" items. Our RoadMap is customer driven, so whenever there is a high demand for a feature, it usually means it would be implemented sooner rather than later.
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answered on 03 Sep 2013, 01:31 PM
Dear Steve
I went the l10n route which is working but I guess to really as comfortable as the native Android xml approach.
Thanks for the device.platform link and the most liked items remark.
Icenium is very easy to use.
Markus
I went the l10n route which is working but I guess to really as comfortable as the native Android xml approach.
Thanks for the device.platform link and the most liked items remark.
Icenium is very easy to use.
Markus