RWD WebApp use mod_harbour

[ssbbs]

video:
https://youtu.be/KgoJKtJ0xQU

Web Design Using WYSIWYG Web Builder 18:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/


per.html:
https://app.box.com/s/1l1e9tfmbbpik2dzymbclj97tja0a0zz

per.css:
https://app.box.com/s/dw3ky031xum9am2y0ff0h6baemi3fso9

per.prg:
https://app.box.com/s/7onugs6ea1u4m34wgxhhb87eaov1psok


per.js.prg
https://app.box.com/s/uv1bwqf50bhv8xxymys2ukss9rn9n5gt

[Antonio Linares]

great example,

many thanks for sharing it

[Otto]

Hello WenSheng,
Here you can see how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino - an additional preprocessor - to split the functions.
I think you can understand from this simple function how it works.

But I can gladly further convert the program into HARBOURINO style.

Best regards,
Otto

[ssbbs]

Hello WenSheng,
Here you can see how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino - an additional preprocessor - to split the functions.
I think you can understand from this simple function how it works.

May I ask why you did this?

[Otto]

Hello WenShengg,

>how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino

I only showed the way how I work on code.

I appreciate simplicity, and as a visual person, I prefer things to be straightforward.

Best regards,
Otto

[ssbbs]

Hello WenShengg,

>how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino

I only showed the way how I work on code.

I appreciate simplicity, and as a visual person, I prefer things to be straightforward.

Otto

Personally, I prefer to complete the code, just open a file for debugging!

[Otto]

Hello WenSheng,
I do too, and that's precisely the concept of the preprocessor.
It combines the modules into one file. I

have the best of both worlds.

After patching, I have your code exactly as it was. 1:1.

Best regards,
Otto