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M2LBA Alpha - UI Recap

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  M2LBA User Interface (Alpha) Just before I begin the system migration process, I thought It would be a good idea to briefly recap what end users should expect for the user interface of the current development version of Mega Mixable Live: Baltica (M2LBA) Alpha , and how it differs from the M2L titles on the market. This has been discussed here too: Yes, it is true that M2LBA draws its inspiration from the codebase of M2L. However, the intention was not just to create something that was an artistic variant, but also to add new functionality where necessary. As a result of that, I arrived at what I'm calling the ' Alpha ' version of the deck interface, as I feel that this will serve as a foundation to further changes before release. Based on the image above, we will now explore the current UI following the numbers: 1) HUD Section: The HUD ( Heads-up Display ) for the M2LBA deck looks significantly different from what we've seen in M2L. It now adopts a minimalistic desi...
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Adopting the Flutter Framework: What does it really mean for the future of Mega Mixable Live (M2L) ?

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The future of Mega Mixable Live (M2L) What does it really mean for the future of Mega Mixable Live ?  🤔 It means a lot. And here's why: Emperortech Limited is a relatively small company. Adopting the Flutter framework for application development will open up vast possibilities for the modernization of the Mega Mixable Live intellectual property. This in turn will lead to far more features than are currently being offered in the app.  Original announcement:   https://www.emptech.xyz/2022/10/flutter01.html Being able to implement a framework that is modern, ever evolving, and capable of compiling to native on various platforms saves a great deal of development time for each platform. It also resolves the issue of feature parity. Time is money. Being able to drastically reduce development life cycles will automatically translate into cutting down development costs. For a relatively small company ? This is a huge bonus.  Being open source in nature means that it is free...
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