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Richard J Laxgang edited this page Jan 15, 2018 · 15 revisions

The Killer Styling Sheet language is a means of styling a given UI component under a set of user interface standards, as a means for speedy prototyping, and robust use.

KiSS is UX-Library agnostic. It is not intended to be used by a singular UX library, but allow quick adaptation from any given UX library, provided you have access to modifying said library. At its core, KiSS is simply a means for editing property of any given application component, however it is best suited for aid in UX development. Beyond property editing, it allows great control-flow and prototypability.

Current implementations for the language have been provided as a JAR, and a C++ library is in the works. A Web-friendly implementation is under consideration.

Some Links

License can be found Here

Source Code can be found Here (due to my disorganization)

Implementations (V1.0)

A quickstart Guide for Java/JVM can be found Here

The JVM implementation can be downloaded Here, be sure to download the last modified KSS Jar.

Specifications (V1.0)

The Syntax can be found Here

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