>> Chances are: >> >> a. your activity has scrollable content (Get Things Done for example)
This is my preferred method in applications I am used to develop in Java (with the Swing GUI library). Meanwhile, I am wondering whether this is the best strategy in order to augment the user experience in the XO. >> b. your activity adapts to the available space (Gears for example) Maybe I should check how this is done in Gears. ______________________________________________________________________________ There is also another point that could improve my development work : as my project LearningChess should be "divided" into several subactivities (one for the very basical moves, one for the main special moves such as castling/en-passant prise/promotion..., one for the won/lost/draw game state), no doubt that there will be common code between the different activities. So I am seeking for a way to share some code/ressources from a common repository reserved for that purpose, to the different official activities : is that simple to do in Github (so in Sugar gitorious) ? Or maybe, the best way to develop this learning is to develop a single activity from which I add a single menu ? Regards 2014/1/6 Manuel Quiñones <ma...@laptop.org> > 2014/1/6 laurent bernabe <laurent.bern...@gmail.com>: > > Thank you for your advices. > > > > In fact, for the pictures, I plan to use those from Wikimedia Commons : > I've > > been told on this mailing list that it can be OK. > > > > For the screen sizes, I'll try to do my best to work for the common > screen > > sizes, though I have a laptop of 16'' (an so a kind of 16/9 configuration > > instead of 4/3). > > Chances are: > > a. your activity has scrollable content (Get Things Done for example) > b. your activity adapts to the available space (Gears for example) > > So you don't need to worry about screen aspect ratios, just make sure > your content either scrolls (a) or adapts (b). > > -- > .. manuq .. >
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