New snapshot of Feelin

[Gofromiel]

Feelin is an object-oriented system (OOS) for the AmigaOS. It provides two things : A small shared library, fast and powerful (the object-system's core), offering everything needed to create a complete object-oriented environnement ; And an extensible system to create and maintain GUIs. Although Feelin comes with a lot of GUI oriented classes, Feelin is not limited to that, and can be used for a variety of projects.

This is a small update. I made it because I won't be able to work on Feelin for a moment, due to a lot of changes in my life. I decided to made Feelin open-source because I received a lot of mails asking for a port of Feelin to AROS/MOS/OS4. With the source available this is now fully possible.



IDCMP flag are now deprecated, Feelin now comes  with  its  very  own event system.

Drag'n'Drop has been partially rewritten, especially the graphic part.

Miscallaneous small imporvements.

Feelin in now open-source !

Give Feelin a try !!

[platon42]

... and it is still a design-clone of MUI without giving credits (not a single word, while even cloning the defines and macro names!). No kudos to you for that.

[pixie]

not a single word, while even cloning the defines and macro names

Zune does it I guess, but in real world there's much more cases of it and no one brags about it... other had invented the grammar you are using right now... I bet if you had better things to do you wouldn't be complaining at all... ;-)

[gnarly]

Tell me, can Feelin be tailored to look like the rest of AmigaOS, or does it have to have that "EGS" look about it?

[gnarly]

Zune does it I guess

Aye but Zune is a MUI clone and says so from the outset.

[Gofromiel]

I'm getting really tired of "your MUI clone". MUI is just a BOOPSI extension after all ! I don't need to credit MUI ! I made Feelin all by myself over 3 years !

Feelin have it's own object-oriented system with dynamic IDs, its own memory management, its own event system, support XML applications, its own debug system and soooooo much more !! Feelin stand alone completely !

I guess people complaining about "your MUI clone" look at the screenshots and stop there. Are they real developer or just "old-time-complainers".

Anyway, what is exactly the recent evolution of MUI ?? MUI did not introduced object programming to the amiga, nor to the world ! Its only a GUI based extension. Feelin is more what BOOPSI and Reaction should have been.

Now that Feelin is open-source, you'll be able to look what's "inside" and see the differences ! I've received so many lovely mails, this snapshot and the open-sourcing is a way to thank people !

Thanks !

[smithy]

Feelin's great!!!  I like it a lot.  We are planning to make a version of Paihia that uses it.  Now that's it open source, we can do this for MOS, OS4 and AROS too :-)

Thanks a lot Gofromiel and keep up the good work!

[ikir]

@smithy
Paihia

@Gofromiel
Keep up the good work! Looking forward for the OS4 version.

[DeQuevedo]

Hi All

I think its amazing.

Would be great is a MUI api wrapper could be done and which redirets the MUi calls to Feelin calls, and run all MUI soft in Feeling.

I think it would be faster and better.

BTW where to get those drives icons I can see on the screenshots?

Regards

[Argo]

BTW where to get those drives icons I can see on the screenshots?

http://www.gofromiel.com/feelin/download.html

[Argo]

Did anyone read the website, completely?
Just wondering...

[DeQuevedo]

Thx Argo.

I was refering to the disk icons in workbench no the Feelin logo icons were in the package you linked.

Thx anyway dude

[cecilia]

don't you love it when people who haven't done a lick of work whine and complain.:admonish:
shessh!
anyway, I'll have a look and see if this will work on my emulation and maybe even my peg.

(hopefully, it won't blow anything up)  :lol:

[Gofromiel]

Thanks for your comments :-)

Conserning the Icons, I made them myself, but I didn't think someone could like them :-P

[reflect]

I read the readme but I couldn't find system requirements anywhere? What are they?