4th of July to 11th of July 2021

Slint is a toolkit to efficiently develop fluid graphical user interfaces for any display: embedded devices and desktop applications. We support multiple programming languages, such as Rust, C++, and JavaScript. Find more information at https://slint-ui.com/ or go straight to github at https://github.com/slint-ui/slint

Progress

Progress was made in the following areas:

• Documentation
  • More work on the C++ documentation structure / new intro page.
  • Syntax highlighting for .60 code snippets in the documentation.
  • Spelling fixes.
• Fix more cargo clippy warnings and errors.
• Fix image sizes not propagating into layouts when loading through the online editor / wasm interpreter.
• Rust: Allow for rust keywords in .60 structs (by adding r# in front of each identifiers)
• Add support for debug() in .60 logging to console.log in the online editor.
• Fix bug that caused two way binding to sometimes disappear.
• iot-dashboard: Polish the iot-dashboard demo.
  • Added interaction in the light intensity widget.
  • Provide feedback when pressing rounded buttons.
  • Fix opacity in devices buttons: Apply the opacity only to the background fill, like in QSkinny.
• More work towards preparing for making inlining optional in the compiler.
• Throw an error if there are duplicated ids in a component.
• C++: Fix invalid CMake package config files when using different build types (RelWithDebInfo, etc.).
• Document how to use Sublime Version 4 with with the .60 LSP module.

Statistics

93 patches were committed by 4 authors.