You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
"YCode.Designer.Fluxo is an exploratory WPF control library for node dragging, viewport orchestration, line rendering, and MVVM-oriented flow editing. It is built as a practical study in graphical software composition rather than a marketing shell.",
1085
+
"YCode.Designer.Fluxo is an experiment in WPF flow and node editing. The focus is not static presentation but the interaction layer that actually makes an editor usable: dragging, viewport control, connection rendering, and feedback that feels deliberate. That also makes the repository more valuable as implementation reference than as a thin package wrapper.",
capabilitiesTitle: "A WPF canvas study shifting toward a control-first model.",
1099
+
capabilitiesTitle: "This repository is moving from a canvas experiment toward a control-first editor model.",
1096
1100
capabilitiesLead:
1097
-
"The current branch focuses on moving away from an ad-hoc canvas approach and toward a cleaner control architecture. The result is a repository that is useful both as code and as reference material for developers building their own visual editors.",
1101
+
"The current branch is consolidating an earlier canvas-driven approach into a cleaner control architecture. The priority is not surface polish for its own sake, but getting zoom, pan, selection, dragging, and line behavior into a model that is maintainable, reusable, and much closer to MVVM-friendly editor design.",
1098
1102
featureOneTitle: "Viewport control",
1099
1103
featureOneBody:
1100
1104
"Built-in transforms manage zoom and pan while the control tracks extent and viewport location as first-class state.",
specFourBody: "<code>net8.0-windows</code> with WPF enabled.",
1124
1128
openSourceEyebrow: "Open Source",
1125
1129
openSourceQuote:
1126
-
"Built to understand how visual editing tools should feel, not just how they should compile.",
1130
+
"The project cares more about how a visual editor feels to operate than about merely drawing a working surface.",
1127
1131
openSourceLead:
1128
-
"The README documents the ongoing refactor and points to the earlier <code>CanvasDesigner</code> branch implementation. This Pages site exists for fast browsing and a cleaner first impression when sharing the repository.",
1132
+
"The README documents the current refactor and the repository still preserves the earlier <code>CanvasDesigner</code> branch implementation. This Pages site is meant to clarify project positioning, capability boundaries, and reading paths before you dive into the code itself.",
1129
1133
openSourcePrimaryCta: "Browse Source",
1130
1134
openSourceSecondaryCta: "CanvasDesigner Branch",
1131
-
pagesEyebrow: "GitHub Pages",
1132
-
pagesTitle: "Open the live project page directly from the repository.",
1135
+
pagesEyebrow: "Next Steps",
1136
+
pagesTitle: "From here, go deeper into the documentation and source instead of looping back to this page.",
1133
1137
pagesLead:
1134
-
"Once <code>master /docs</code> is enabled, the site is available at the project page URL and can be linked from the README for quick preview.",
1135
-
pagesCta: "Open Pages",
1138
+
"This landing page is only meant to establish context quickly. The more useful next stops are the README, the core control source, and the preserved <code>CanvasDesigner</code> branch.",
0 commit comments