Revamp test results with a powerful new UI (filtering, grouping, export)#32
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Revamp test results with a powerful new UI (filtering, grouping, export)#32xiwenc merged 2 commits intomxlint:mainfrom
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Looks great Corne! Will have a look and merge next week |
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I have been using this version of the MxLint UI on multiple occasions and I can vouch for the improved scannability of the overview, the extra features such as exporting selected items as Markdown improve the developer experience and save time and effort |
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Nice job guys! Thanks a lot for the contribution. Will make sure we keep this in the new rebuild to web-extension. #28 |
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Together with a colleague, I’ve built a fresh, modern UI for the C# extension. It’s inspired by the error pane in Mendix Studio Pro, but taken several steps further with a strong focus on productivity, performance, and developer ergonomics.
Key features
Performance-first design
This UI is built to stay fast—even on less powerful machines:
Built for keyboard heroes
What’s next
This UI is not limited to the C# extension. I’m planning to implement the same experience in the TypeScript extension, bringing the same level of insight, performance, and usability to Mendix 11 as well.
Overall, this UI turns the C# extension into a much more powerful, scalable, and developer-friendly tool, helping you find, understand, and act on issues faster than ever.