4.11.2013 02:10, Artem Marchenko:
I'd appreciate some UI guidelines voice from Jolla here (I can
understands they might have not thought of this use case before, well,
it's time for it then :)).
Looking at iOS and Android, it might be not a bad idea to have a phone
UI without an explicit
Hi Martin and all
I am afraid I want to disagree and that's exactly why Jolla UI guidelines
voice would be very welcome here. If common guideline would be to expose
file system to the user Windows style, I'll be the first one to do it :)
As for my current person and arguably humble opinion, iOS
On Mon, 04 Nov 2013 10:28:29 +0100
Martin Kolman martin.kol...@gmail.com wrote:
4.11.2013 02:10, Artem Marchenko:
I'd appreciate some UI guidelines voice from Jolla here (I can
understands they might have not thought of this use case before,
well, it's time for it then :)).
But on the
Em 04-11-2013 07:41, Artem Marchenko escreveu:
As for my current person and arguably humble opinion, iOS is doing
just great without the file dialog. It does force/encourage all the
apps use own sandbox only (and own file-like selection dialogs then)
and calls for workarounds when you actually
As Roberto said: don't take Android and iOS as a reference point. I simply
don't want just another borked crappy UX! Maemo Fremantle was nice at
filepicking, though the build-in file picker had no option of displaying
the whole FS. Harmattan was a step back, as most apps store there files in
Hi all
As the topic of installing the to the SDK and Emulator is one which
has raised many questions in the is mailing list, I have collected the
wisdom from replies to this and similar threads, and have created a
guide to installing on my Sailfish blog.
The post can be found here:
Guys, my main motivation [mostly] for total file choosing consistency and
[less] against exposing file system is fear.
Fear of Android-like hell of in which directory that file was? Or was it
in some app-specific source? Or app specific source, but I saved a copy to
Downloads? Or to Downloads on
On Mon, 04 Nov 2013 09:32:06 -0200
Roberto Colistete Jr. roberto.colist...@gmail.com wrote:
Em 04-11-2013 07:41, Artem Marchenko escreveu:
As for my current person and arguably humble opinion, iOS is doing
just great without the file dialog. It does force/encourage all the
apps use own
Hello guys,
While porting my applications to Sailfish OS, I encountered the following
problems with the Emulator. I tried it numerous times and I always end up with
the same result:
1) I cannot make onDoubleClick signal work. I have a Rectangle with a
MouseArea filling it, and it has an
Hi,
1) Not part of the emulator and double clicks should be avoided anyways, bad UI
experience. So forget using it :) (or make custom qevent handler and compare
timestamps).
2) Hard to know the problem without seeing your code. Maybe you forgot to use
property alias? Works for me. Here is
Hi Everybody,
I finally managed to build my application, my problems were probably
due to the Virtual machines being out of sync with QtCreator.
Now I have an application that is still quite rough around the edges,
but it runs, and displays the first SilicaUI components.
However, I have found
Hi Luciano
Thank you for your kind words.
Your emulator / train issue is an interesting one. I do a lot of my
development on a train on the way to and from work, and I am able to
build without any problems. Sometimes I will have an iffy network
connection over my N9, but mostly not.
HI Bolex
Have you tried updating the properties on pushing?
DefaultSMSPage {
id: defaultSMSPage
fontSize: appWindow.fontSize
onCancelled: pageStack.pop(mainPage);
onNextPage: {
pageStack.push(contactSelectionPage, {template_id: 1234})
}
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