syncapps

Design powerfull Javascript/Ajax applications running on Windows, IOS, Lunix, without the need of been registered in a store.

At right up a tiny button showing 3 horizontal bars , onclick display a drop down menu to trigger methods or to set properties in a form.

Syncapps apply the Object theory, as an object defined by own methods (function Object_Method() javascript code and own properties (ObjectProperty value) managed by a navigation logic.

"Divide to conquer", applications are splitted in objects and their related methods to be triggered through menu as Object_method().

A drop down menulist consist of an header showing the object and the list related of methods to choose from, allow to close current nenu and navigate back to Menu_Main.

A Drop down menu is created as : Menu_Show("Object,Method1,Method2,-,Methodn,..."), - character will generated a separator line.

Pointing to a method from menulist trigger javascript code as: Object_Method(), "function Object_Method(){...}" code had to be supplied by editing index.html file.

Function Object_Method(){...}" code can call PHP function to implement file persistency, mail functionalities, any extent.

Turn drop down Menu into Form to set object properties by preceding Menu_Show element by the first letter of their Input type such as :

b,button,c,checkbox,o,color,d,datetime-local,e,email,f,file,h,hidden,i,image,m,month,n,number,p,password,r,radio,g,range,r,reset,a,search,s,submit,l,tel,t,text,u,url,w,week",

A login form can be generated as this : Menu_Form("Mail,:User_Mail,eusermail,:Password,ppassword,SForget,SRegister,SLogin")

Drop down menu can be enhanced with an extended set as:

:Label,_Form,°Under Construction,~Progress.>dir name,Object paragraph can be updated with an extended character set as:

%Style,#Align,&Case,$Font,£Size,§Margin,|Color

The Hamburger Menu Icon paradigm, had been invented in 1982, by Norman Cox at Rank Xerox PARK for the Star graphical user interface as GUI., now due to small real estate on mobile application it had been revived.