Abstract: This disclosure relates to widget integration. Embodiments include receiving a workflow definition specifying one or more widgets to be loaded into a shell executing within a given application, the shell comprising a runtime environment, the one or more widgets comprising at least a first cross-platform widget. Embodiments include instantiating the runtime environment for the first cross-platform widget, the runtime environment including a bridge interface for facilitating communications between each widget in the one or more widgets and the given application. Embodiments include loading the first cross-platform widget into the runtime environment. Embodiments include processing, through the bridge interface, a communication from the first cross-platform widget running within the shell, wherein the communication comprises a result of executing a function.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to widget integration. Embodiments include receiving a workflow definition specifying one or more widgets to be loaded into a shell executing within a given application, the shell comprising a runtime environment, the one or more widgets comprising at least a first cross-platform widget. Embodiments include instantiating the runtime environment for the first cross-platform widget, the runtime environment including a bridge interface for facilitating communications between each widget in the one or more widgets and the given application. Embodiments include loading the first cross-platform widget into the runtime environment. Embodiments include processing, through the bridge interface, a communication from the first cross-platform widget running within the shell, wherein the communication comprises a result of executing a function.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to third-party integration of native and platform-agnostic based software components into a third-party application. An exemplary method generally includes receiving, a workflow definition specifying one or more widgets to be loaded into a runtime environment, the one or more widgets comprising at least the first cross-platform widget. A runtime environment is instantiated for the first cross-platform widget. The runtime environment includes a bridge interface for facilitating communications between each widget in the one or more widgets and a second application. The first cross-platform widget is loaded into the runtime environment. When a communication between the first cross-platform widget and the second application is received, the communication is processed through the bridge interface. The bridge interface invokes an event at one or more of the first cross-platform widget or the second application based on the communication.

Abstract: Coating compositions comprise a coating base, a lecithin additive and a fluorochemical wherein the coating base is an alkyd coating, urethane resin coating, unsaturated polymer coating, latex coating or water-dispersed coating. The combination of a lecithin additive and fluorochemical imparts, to a coating composition, significantly improved cleanability and/or oil repellency (as measured by higher contact angles) compared to the individual ingredients alone.

Abstract: Coating compositions containing a lecithin additive and a fluorochemical wherein the composition is an alkyd coating, urethane resin coating, unsaturated polymer coating, latex coating or water-dispersed coating composition; wherein a dried coating resulting from said coating composition has an advancing hexadecane contact angle of at least about 50 degrees and demonstrates improved cleanability in a Lenata oil stain test are disclosed. Preferably the lecithin additive is acylated, most preferably the lecithin additive is acetylated.

Abstract: Coating compositions comprise a coating base, a lecithin additive and a fluorochemical wherein the coating base is an alkyd coating, urethane resin coating, unsaturated polymer coating, latex coating or water-dispersed coating; wherein a dried coating resulting from said coating composition has an advancing hexadecane contact angle of at least about 50 degrees and demonstrates improved cleanability in a Lenata oil stain test are disclosed. Preferably the lecithin additive is acylated, most preferably the lecithin additive is acetylated.

Abstract: Coating compositions, particularly latex and flat-based coatings, containing lecithin, including but not limited to acylated lecithin and acetylated lecithin, wherein the dried coating has durable improved cleanability and durable improved oil repellency is disclosed.