Creating a Convergent Application
summary
Shows how Calindori, a calendar app built for Plasma Mobile, also runs on desktop by using the Kirigami framework and the KDE Human Interface Guidelines. Describes the Kirigami components available and how the KDE HIG is applied in Calindori to build a single convergent codebase and UI/UX for both mobile and desktop.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 4:39KDE HIG
- 6:54Calindori and Convergence
- 7:59Calindori on Mobile
- 8:11Column Display
- 9:08Global Drawer in Calindori
- 11:44Global Drawer (default)
- 12:31Global Drawer to Menu
- 12:56Application Toolbar Global Toolbar
- 13:54Context Drawer Global Toolbar
- 16:01Global Toolbar Style
- 17:31On Demand Actions: SwipeListItem
- 18:50Calindori: Rows to Columns
- 20:10Kirigami Gallery
- 20:56Personal Thoughts
- 22:32Is Kirigami for me?
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