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Ministra PRO: December updates
Year end is approaching and most of us will take a few days off, or even a week or two for some lucky ones. That’s why we are sending our 2 minute read a bit earlier than usual.
As part of our effort to build a platform which has the latest technology, we are now using Compose for Android TV and REACT for WebOS and Tizen. What does this mean? Have a look at the videos below.
Android TV was already pretty cool, but with Compose we are taking UI customization, visual effects, and animations to a new level.
REACT for Tizen and WebOS is quite a change compared to the current application, and, for those who may be a little reluctant to novelties, the current Apps on Tizen and WebOS are here to stay.
We are rolling out both Compose and REACT for customized applications. For those who use the Ministra PRO app, don’t worry, they will be there soon as well.
For more information about supported platforms, applications, and Ministra PRO configuration, see the Ministra PRO documentation.
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