Hey,
I do not really have the time to read the whole conversation, but a few
points:
An unfinished article on the subject (lack of time, etc...):
http://xapantu.wordpress.com/2013/04/07/writing-tests-using-ldtp-for-elementary/
I have already implented a few tests in the past
Hey guys,
Our HIG feels a little abstract right now. It communicates the ideals but
gives little idea about how to implement the recommendations.
I thought it would be cool to include example code that implements the
recommendations in Vala/GTK/Granite. For example it's hard for me to get
all
That would be perfect, also, in some way those templates could be somehow
implemented in Tom Beckmann's elementary Studio.
As you state, sometimes it can be difficult to interpret coding guidelines
without a tangible example.
+1
On 7 Apr 2013 14:33, Sergey Shnatsel Davidoff
Should the example code be in the HIG or the granite doocuentation?
Maybe we could link to the API reference for our own wigdets, and
demonstrate techniques like padding and background tasks in the HIG
itself?
On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 6:03 PM, Sergey Shnatsel Davidoff
ser...@elementaryos.org
elementary Studio is setup to accept a wide array of templates. It would be
no issue including them. When the sample code is made I can create the
templates and include them. ATM elementary Studio is looking at a public
June release; will a new HIG be done by then?
Also it may be beneficial to
By the way, Chris, sorry for confusing you with Tom.
Regards.
On 7 Apr 2013 16:49, Chris Timberlake gam...@gmail.com wrote:
elementary Studio is setup to accept a wide array of templates. It would
be no issue including them. When the sample code is made I can create the
templates and include
Hi Dave,
I'm actually not a desktop developer, but I'm very involved with the people
who are. In fact, I've gone ahead and CC'd the elementary Developer
Community mailing list on this reply. ;)
elementary uses Vala https://live.gnome.org/Vala as our primary
programming language and our apps
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