MPEx GUI

[smickles]

I am pleased to announce that my MPEx GUI is ready for a public beta.

Anyone interested should head on over to https://smickles.com/mpex-gui/ to check it out and see if it is what you are looking for.

Here are some screenshots:

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[MPOE-PR]

Cool beans.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Positioning of the different text should be worked on - don't center the 1d/7d/30d data (it doesn't align nicely), for the options I think a "table" would work better.

[smickles]

Positioning of the different text should be worked on - don't center the 1d/7d/30d data (it doesn't align nicely), for the options I think a "table" would work better.

When you say 'for the options', which screen are you talking about. Do you perhaps mean the 'market' screen, or an individual option's detail page?

Thanks for the input.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Positioning of the different text should be worked on - don't center the 1d/7d/30d data (it doesn't align nicely), for the options I think a "table" would work better.

When you say 'for the options', which screen are you talking about. Do you perhaps mean the 'market' screen, or an individual option's detail page?

Thanks for the input.

An individual option's detail page - so you can look through a column faster!

Btw, is that Holo on ubuntu?

[smickles]

Positioning of the different text should be worked on - don't center the 1d/7d/30d data (it doesn't align nicely), for the options I think a "table" would work better.

When you say 'for the options', which screen are you talking about. Do you perhaps mean the 'market' screen, or an individual option's detail page?

Thanks for the input.

An individual option's detail page - so you can look through a column faster!

Btw, is that Holo on ubuntu?

Ok, I am currently redoing the alignment of text throughout the app for improved readability.

Also, it looks a lot like Holo because I intend to package this for Linux, Windows, Mac, and Android and I wanted to maintain the look and feel across all platforms. So Android came out as the 'least common denominator'.