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Martín Lucas Golini
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- Replace full editor values with bounded 1024-code-point previews. - Reuse previews when document identity and revision are unchanged. - Use proportional column widths and borrowed model strings. - Add explicit full-value copying with loading-state safeguards. - Safely defer worker-originated refreshes to the main thread. - Add regression tests and Inspector allocation benchmarks. - Document preview behavior and text revision assumptions.
eepp articles
Use this page to find the guide for the task you are doing. The articles explain eepp's supported behavior; class headers and current source code remain the reference for API details.
| Task | Start here | Follow up with |
|---|---|---|
| Build a first UI with XML and CSS | UI introduction | Application UI authoring |
| Create or change an application screen | Application UI authoring | Native layout reference, CSS for application UI |
| Look up a CSS property, selector, or value | CSS specification | CSS for application UI when styling native widgets |
| Render HTML or Markdown content | HTML compatibility layer | CSS specification for supported properties and values |
| Preview and edit native XML/CSS layouts | UI editor | Application UI authoring, Runtime UI inspector |
| Inspect or automate a running UI | Runtime UI inspector | Application UI authoring for a layout debugging workflow |
| Bind application data or commands to widgets | UI data binding | Application UI authoring for screen structure |
| Make native widgets accessible | UI accessibility | Application UI authoring for screen structure |
| Work on the accessibility implementation | UI accessibility architecture | UI accessibility for the application-facing behavior |
| Add an interactive chart | UI charts | Application UI authoring for placement and sizing |
Work on eterm Kitty support |
Keyboard protocol, graphics protocol | The corresponding src/modules/eterm/ implementation and tests |
Native application widgets and HTML documents have different layout behavior. Start with
application UI authoring for toolbars, dialogs, forms, and editor windows;
start with HTML compatibility for UIWebView and UIMarkdownView.