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Another poll, this time about what Platforms are used for developing #Vala apps!
Have you developed, or are developing currently an app/project written in #Vala or want to in the future? If yes, what platform are you targeting (mainly)
#GNOME #ElementaryOS #appdev #programming #coding #Linux
- GNOME (55%, 49 votes)
- Elementary OS (36%, 32 votes)
- without GUI (no preferred platform) (8%, 7 votes)
- Other (13%, 12 votes)
Having trouble with a GtkGridList. Looking for help.
I've replaced a GtkFlowBox with a GtkGridList to improve performance. However, the GridList is breaking the layout.
The height of every child of the GridList expands to beyond the edges of the window (screenshot 1), unless it’s the *direct descendent* of a GtkScrolledWindow (screenshot 2). In the second case, the grid renders as expected but I can't put the header in.
Does anyone know a way around this? (Code below)
More progress made!
The WIP icon manager app now renders SVG icons as vector drawings, so they don't get pixellated and appear extra crisp on HiDPi displays.
The search bar is also now visible in the header bar for quick access. It now filters the icons in the currently selected list.
For every day that I've sat down to work on this app, I've managed to solve a problem that seemed insurmountable the day before.
The app now copies icons to your clipboard, ready to paste into design software! It can paste icons both as SVG data (which Inkscape supports) and as a temporary file (which Figma and file managers support).
It also loads icon sets that are bundled with the app and has an overview of all the sets installed.
A call to all app developers!
We want your help! While there is an official Calckey client in the works, we'd love to see more third party clients for Calckey start to be worked on! That's why we're putting out a $200 bounty for either an original Calckey app on your mobile platform of choice, or a $150 bounty adding Calckey support to your existing app.
There are some guidelines though:
- Uses the Calckey/Misskey API (calckey.social/api-doc), and implements basic features (including all timelines, quotes, reacts, explore, notifications, chats, bookmarks, channels, antennas/lists).
- Written in a language that compiles for your platform of choice (Kotlin/Java for Android, Swift for iOS. No React Native/Capacitor. Flutter is a maybe).
- Follows modern design guidelines for your platform of choice.
- Submitted to an App Store (Play Store or App Store. F-Droid is a bonus!) If you don't have a developer license, we'll also cover the cost of that.
- If you're adding support for an existing app, it must have at least 10,000 downloads.
DM this account if you're interested!