mobile app tasks

[Bryan Oliver]

> We have some limitations because of the toolkits that we use - I
discussed this with Bryan at length this week in San Diego. The desktop UI
is written in Qt (with one QML widget), the mobile UI is completely written
in QML.

Hey Dirk. So I did some (ok a lot) of digging on this, and it turns out
that Apache used to actually support QT as a platform.
https://github.com/apache/cordova-qt

It has been deprecated, but there are a TON of plugins in here that show us
examples of how to expose our CPP functions to the Cordova JS functions.

However....something else interesting...(we discussed WASM a little)

I also found this in the QT documentation, they are working on support for
WebAssembly:
https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_WebAssembly

I'm going to move forward with doing some small UI tweaks in QT/QML just to
get familiar with the code, and then the stats page. But, I'm definitely
going to do a little more research on the above items (partially just out
of pure curiosity), maybe we can make use of one of these in the future.
For now though, I'm going to dive into QML/QT :). Wish me luck!

> I have never used GitHub projects. I created one -
https://github.com/Subsurface-divelog/subsurface/projects/1
> Is that enough for you to be able to use that? Or is there more I need to
set up?

I can see it, but can't create cards or move them, I think you need to give
me permissions to do so in the Github settings for the organization. My
username is Olivercodes


cheers,
Bryan

On Sat, Nov 23, 2019 at 8:15 PM Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:

> Hi Jordan,
>
> I have white-listed your email address, so future emails to the mailing
> list will no longer be held for moderation.
>
> > On Nov 23, 2019, at 7:40 PM, ♠ Jordan Reiser ♠ <
> jordan.l.reiser at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Thanks bryan and nice to virtually meet you Dirk and the others on this
> chain! Excited to jump into this one, are there any design repositories
> that exist where I can grab assets to get started? If not no worries.
>
>
> This is the moment where I admit that we never really had someone as a
> design lead and that the people who helped out with icons and some other
> assets were super-talented and motivated, but no one really was willing to
> take this to a more structured level.
>
> Several of the divers on this list have done really cool work creating
> mock-ups that helped guide the developers, but those are fairly old (and
> mostly implemented at this point).
>
> So... it's pretty much an open opportunity :-)
>
> We have some limitations because of the toolkits that we use - I discussed
> this with Bryan at length this week in San Diego. The desktop UI is written
> in Qt (with one QML widget), the mobile UI is completely written in QML.
>
> I am happy to answer any questions that you have!
>
> /D
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