The RTE (RunTime Extension) works within the clients webbrowser. Just integrate the RTE into a web page with 2 simple script tags and you are ready to use Cubbles components.

The RTE / CRC (Client Runtime Container)

identifies the Cubbles Components used on the webpage,
resolves the resources needed to instantiate the Cubbles Components,
lets your browser download the related resources (html, js, css etc.).

Now the RTE / CIF (Component Interaction Framework)

waits for the ressources to be available,
creates the component instances (aka "cubbles") and
initialises each cubble with values provided by the developer.

User Guide

Recently updated

Intro
Jan 18, 2018 • contributed by H.-Dieter Böhlau (Deactivated)
2.4 | How to handle the copyValue flag for non serializable instances?
Oct 30, 2017 • contributed by Edwin Gamboa
2.4 | How to synchronize multiple data flows between component instances?
Aug 02, 2017 • contributed by Judit Ross (Deactivated)
2.4 | How to replace a dependency when declaring a component instance?
Aug 02, 2017 • contributed by Judit Ross (Deactivated)
2.4 | How to render HTML Markup coming from input slot?
Aug 02, 2017 • contributed by Judit Ross (Deactivated)
2.4 | How to create nested component instances dynamically within elementary Cubbles components
Aug 02, 2017 • contributed by Judit Ross (Deactivated)
2.4 | How to create a component instance dynamically?
Aug 02, 2017 • contributed by Judit Ross (Deactivated)

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