Is this for iOS? looks like a nice mobile app
I wonder how a desktop version of this app could look like
I can finally code on my phone 😍
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Originally posted by elduderino View Post
It will. GNOME 43 is my release to port Builder, 44 is when I finish writing the UI designer.
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Originally posted by elduderino View PostHappy to take suggestions on wording for how I could clear this up for newcomers.
Also I am confused if "GNOME Application" template will only run on GNOME while the "GTK Application" is cross-platform?
Or if both is cross-platform. I am not sure why anyone would want to pick "GTK Application" instead of "GNOME Application".
Originally posted by elduderino View PostNot completely.
We never install to Flatpak unless you click "Export". What is happening is that there isn't really a good way to integrate Cargo into any external build tooling. So it's a bit of a kludge to do meson+Cargo. Some of it was improved in GNOME 42 though to avoid double building debug/release. If it's been a while, you might have a better experience now.
I guess this would also increase compatibility with IDE because now I can only run my app from with GNOME Builder, I have been enable to run it from VS Code, I guess VS Code don't know about Meson.
Originally posted by elduderino View PostIt just provides information via rust-analyzer. It can do refactoring/rename/etc though and has support for code actions. We probably need to make it more discoverable.
Thankfully the GTK 4 port will make that a lot easier now that I've written the GTK 4 version of GtkTextView, GtkSourceView, and major portions of the GL renderer. I have a few more tricks up my sleeve for the future.
I want like in VS Code where you get a light bulb in the gutter of the text editor and when you click on the light bulb, it lets you do contextual actions that are relevant to that line.
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Originally posted by abu_shawarib View PostI've used it in very limited capacity, but one thing that stood out to me is listing files on the left vertically instead of using tabs like every other program. It makes it so annoying.
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Originally posted by treba View PostMy IDE of choice, looking forward for this big new release. Took me a while to adopt my workflow to it, though. Especially using `ctrl`+`.` for global search.
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostMaybe GNOME Builder is great for Vala?
Originally posted by uid313 View PostThe difference is that "GNOME Application" is GTK 4 with Adwaita and "GTK Application" is GTK 4 without Adwaita.
Originally posted by uid313 View PostEvery time I want to run the application it first has to compile the package with Rust then package it with Flatpak, so it is a really slow process.
We never install to Flatpak unless you click "Export". What is happening is that there isn't really a good way to integrate Cargo into any external build tooling. So it's a bit of a kludge to do meson+Cargo. Some of it was improved in GNOME 42 though to avoid double building debug/release. If it's been a while, you might have a better experience now.
Originally posted by uid313 View PostGNOME Builder is not as helpful as VS Code it doesn't integrate Clippy or provide any refactoring help.
Thankfully the GTK 4 port will make that a lot easier now that I've written the GTK 4 version of GtkTextView, GtkSourceView, and major portions of the GL renderer. I have a few more tricks up my sleeve for the future.
Originally posted by uid313 View PostBut creating an entire IDE is a huge undertaking, IDE like Visual Studio, VS Code, Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA, etc are built by large teams.
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Originally posted by lumks View PostWell, doesn't build for me
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Originally posted by veeableful View PostI wonder if the UI designer will be updated to support GTK4 as well.
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Originally posted by abu_shawarib View PostI've used it in very limited capacity, but one thing that stood out to me is listing files on the left vertically instead of using tabs like every other program. It makes it so annoying.
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I wonder if the UI designer will be updated to support GTK4 as well. I just started learning GTK4 and used its designer to edit .ui files but encountered errors that seem to be caused by it targeting GTK3. Excited for the release when it finally hits stable!
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