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v0.0.5 Early Access Preview

07 Jan 03:58
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Must read!

Notice: We have NOT finished all the basic buildings for now.
We only have done some basic structures.
Some methods are not even stable enough to be kept.
And we are 100% NOT making it production-ready on a pre-release version.

This is just an Early Access Preview pre-release.
You are free to use it, but keep in mind that it may contain some bugs.
And there is a risk that on a pre-release version, we may modify some public APIs, which may crash your program if you do not apply some changes.

Why am I going to see this?

These tiny releases (and pre-releases) are going to help us to track the developer experience on Defined Elements. You can use it on your test project or toy project for testing purposes and early-access purposes.

I highly NOT recommend you to use it for production because it is probably not stable enough.

Known Issues

  • Some DE modifiers of DefinedButton are not made yet.
  • DefinedButton has some severe issues within the preset style. It will be fixed in a later version but not this version.
  • When using DefinedCoreTab, you need to pass in the parent page controller to navigate. (Because CoreTab is new to the DefinedViewManager, so we are going to cover it in a later version but not this version.)

Suggested Components to Use

  • DefinedPage
  • DefinedCoreTab
  • DefinedText
  • DefinedFont
  • more to come...

What's Changed

  • [Predecessor] Remove testing ScrollView and CoverSystem. by @lilingxi01 in #35

Full Changelog: v0.0.4...v0.0.5

v0.0.4 Early Access Preview

30 Dec 14:39
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v0.0.3 Early Access Preview

30 Dec 07:41
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What's Changed

  • [DPage-iOS] Fix unintended missings of dependency. by @lilingxi01 in #33

Full Changelog: v0.0.2...v0.0.3

v0.0.2 Early Access Preview

30 Dec 05:06
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What's Changed

  • [General] Change LICENSE to Lesser-GPL by @lilingxi01 in #20
  • [DWarning] The final build of Warning Module by @lilingxi01 in #21
  • [DText] [DVMod] The basic implementation of DefinedText module by @lilingxi01 in #24
  • [DShape] [DCore] [DButton] Boost with Shape, Button, and Core. by @lilingxi01 in #28
  • [Predecessor] [DoNotUse] Add some predecessor modules and support them temporarily! by @lilingxi01 in #32

Must read!

Notice: We have NOT finished all the basic buildings for now.
We only have done some basic structures.
Some methods are not even stable enough to be kept.
And we are 100% NOT making it production-ready on a pre-release version.

This is just an Early Access Preview pre-release.
You are free to use it, but keep in mind that it may contain some bugs.
And there is a risk that on a pre-release version, we may modify some public APIs, which may crash your program if you do not apply some changes.

Why am I going to see this?

These tiny releases (and pre-releases) are going to help us to track the developer experience on Defined Elements. You can use it on your test project or toy project for testing purpose and early-access purpose.

I highly NOT recommand you to use it for production because it is probably not be stable enough.

Full Changelog: 0.0.1...v0.0.2

v0.0.1 Early Access Preview

24 Jul 01:29
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Must read!

Notice: We have NOT finished all the basic buildings for now.
We only have done some basic structures.
Some methods are not even stable enough to be kept.
And we are 100% NOT making it production-ready on a pre-release version.

This is just an Early Access Preview pre-release.
You are free to use it, but keep in mind that it may contain some bugs.
And there is a risk that on a pre-release version, we may modify some public APIs, which may crash your program if you do not apply some changes.

Why am I going to see this?

These tiny releases (and pre-releases) are going to help us to track the developer experience on Defined Elements. You can use it on your test project or toy project for testing purpose and early-access purpose.

I highly NOT recommand you to use it for production because it is probably not be stable enough.