07-20-2020, 02:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-20-2020, 02:10 PM by Alexandre Machado.)
> some one convince me to think that IntraWeb is the best workspace for delphi in the market.
Probably he/she had a good reason to thing that way. The fact that some things are not working for you as you expect doesn't invalidate that.
> yes, my project is complicated, but i don't have to struggle with a framework with so much bugs.
AFAIK you reported 2 issues. The AV in the other thread can't be recreated using latest 15.2.6 as I already responded there.
Have you tested? The demo project you attached there shows exactly the same issue as reported here, so I believe there is a single issue here.
>if the iwjqgrid is not perfect dont publish it. simple.
So you don't agree with agile process where incremental development is published? We think different and I'm sure that lots of IW users agree with that.
jQGrid is a *huge* JavaScript based control with a virtually infinite number of combinations
Creating a Delphi component around it that works perfectly in all possible scenarios, in 10+ different browsers, each one with several different versions, with all 15+ supported Delphi and C++ versions, x64 and x86, in a single development cycle may look simple to you but, believe me, it is not!
We prefer to develop and deliver it incrementally where our users can start using it as it is being developed and even ask for features that they feel that would be more useful.
Probably he/she had a good reason to thing that way. The fact that some things are not working for you as you expect doesn't invalidate that.
> yes, my project is complicated, but i don't have to struggle with a framework with so much bugs.
AFAIK you reported 2 issues. The AV in the other thread can't be recreated using latest 15.2.6 as I already responded there.
Have you tested? The demo project you attached there shows exactly the same issue as reported here, so I believe there is a single issue here.
>if the iwjqgrid is not perfect dont publish it. simple.
So you don't agree with agile process where incremental development is published? We think different and I'm sure that lots of IW users agree with that.
jQGrid is a *huge* JavaScript based control with a virtually infinite number of combinations
Creating a Delphi component around it that works perfectly in all possible scenarios, in 10+ different browsers, each one with several different versions, with all 15+ supported Delphi and C++ versions, x64 and x86, in a single development cycle may look simple to you but, believe me, it is not!
We prefer to develop and deliver it incrementally where our users can start using it as it is being developed and even ask for features that they feel that would be more useful.