We thought the approach where the tab content was fixed and the number of tabs could increase significantly was more appropriate with QueryPie. Out of the two approaches, we eventually took the method shown in Image 2. But a great advantage of the DOM Element is that it doesn't grow much in file size.

It is more suitable when the tab's contents don't change much and can be predicted because it needs to be injected into a given structure. Injection-based DOM StructureĪnother way to think about it is to configure the Tab content panel, as shown in Image 2, and inject the tab's content as the active tab changes. These areas need to be carefully conceived since they might not be problems while developing but can become big issues later on. On the other hand, a significant disadvantage is that as the number of tabs increases, WebView has to cope with the increasing number of DOM elements. This is efficient when the contents of components are not in the same format because each tab can be selected and displayed individually. The inactive tabs are prepared and grayed out below, so the user can easily change the status of which tab is active by clicking on the label. The structure shown above shows the status of the active tab by placing a tab bar at the top (or bottom) and labeling it. The issue was how to manage the query panel with multiple tabs, which we needed to model before beginning development. We set key goals and started working on them.

Modeling tabs for the query panel with ReactDOM Run queries in the Query Panel Editor to show results.Manage multiple tabs in the query panel.Sadly, these comforting circumstances didn’t last long. It was also very comforting to think that if I didn’t have enough time to finish a job, I could address it over the holidays! And since the number of tasks was small, it was less burdensome. But having only six working days during the two-week Sprint period meant there were relatively few tasks to address. We had several days off during this Sprint because it fell in the timeline of Christmas and New Year. QueryPie Development #5: Implementing Query Tabs and a Result Panel

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