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Latest revision as of 14:45, 24 June 2015
Home < 2015 Summer Project Week:CTK for the web and touch devices
Key Investigators
- Nicolas Rannou
- Yves Martelli
- Steve Pieper
Project Description
Objective
- Investigate technologies to build a toolkit such as CTK optimized for the web and touch devices.
Approach, Plan
- Working name is ctkjs
- We are looking at using polymer
- Web technologies are still rapidly evolving so picking a good toolset will be tricky.
Progress
- Polymer seems to be the right solution:
- reponsive
- 1 component for all platforms (phone, tablet, desktop)
- easy to hook up components to build new components
- that is polymer's philosophy
- works everywhere thanks to polyfills
- reponsive
- github organization created
- first components to be implemented:
- range slider (nicolas)
- histogram (yves)
- transfer function (?)
- dicom test
- contains list of target datasets and leverage web torrents
- each component will have to follow polymer's guidelines
