Would be awesome to have products that could be rotated with your finger....I wonder how taxing on resources it would be though, especially for low-end devices and several images? Might not be too bad as that image is very detailed and large...
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Yeah I looked at the network and its using over 70 images for that. I'd imagine how taxing that would be on a low-end android phone.
Yeah I looked at the network and its using over 70 images for that. I'd imagine how taxing that would be on a low-end android phone.
I think, 4-5 images for one product it is enough for good demonstration. And even old smartphone can show these small image sequence.
But do not forget what every Javascript app works very slow on the slow smartphone.
Just did a quick test of this in the browser (latest safari iOS 5.1.1 iPhone 4) and the scrolling of items in the list seems sluggish. Tried saving to the home screen and still have the same prob (the list with the picture of the product). Any ideas what might be causing it? Haven't had time to look at the code yet...
But great effort it works very well apart from this.
I also noticed. In comparison with the previous version of cart demo - product list layout has not changed. I suspect that the cause of the sluggish scrolling is the new version of the SDK (2.1.0 Beta)
Wouldn't it be better to see the prices of the items in the shop too? I know they are shown in the cart.
It is not a hard task because all data contains in products store (you can simply add a {price} template into itemTpl value of NestedList config), but i think in this case the shop is not an option of cart.
When I will have a plan to build real shop - of course, I will create shop UI more usable
Do you think it is possible to implement some kind of drag & drop?
If, for example, I choose to drag an item on the cart button it would immediately be added to the cart.
Originally Posted by digeridoopoo
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