CSS modules would be neat
Import {foo} from "./style.css"
// Gtk4
button.get_style_context().add_class(foo);
// Gtk5 (maybe)
button.add_class(foo);
CSS modules would be neat
Import {foo} from "./style.css"
// Gtk4
button.get_style_context().add_class(foo);
// Gtk5 (maybe)
button.add_class(foo);
Probably going to lose the tabs "view" on mobile and have some kind of overview / grid.
For desktop – I think the tabs still make sense, but it doesn't need to be such a large sidebar – perhaps just large icons https://github.com/sonnyp/Tangram/issues/73
Here is a prototype using the stunning AdwTabOverview by @alexm 🤩
Also – this is happening in GNOME 44
Prototyping Tangram 2.0 responsive / mobile UI
🧪 Non-final result
#Libadwaita has primitives that make it really easy - AdwLeaflet and AdwFlap
Tangram onboarding experience was not ideal and confused a lot of users who thought the app didn't work properly.
Can't blame them, this should solve it.
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