Making a website's layout or other frameworks for GUI apps responsive is really tiresome, but creating responsive apps with QML is insanely easy. I love it.
A very good question. I would choose a Positioner when I need precise control over where items are placed without them being automatically resized. On the other hand, I'd go for a Layout when I want my UI to adjust dynamically and responsively to screen size changes, automatically rearranging and resizing items.
The naming convention for horizontal center and vertical center is confusing in qml. You would imagine that horizontal means from leflt to right and vertical from bottom to top but it's reversed.
Making a website's layout or other frameworks for GUI apps responsive is really tiresome, but creating responsive apps with QML is insanely easy. I love it.
This is one of the most amazing episodes so far!!!
One question however.
When would you choose to use a Positioner instead of a Layout?
A very good question. I would choose a Positioner when I need precise control over where items are placed without them being automatically resized. On the other hand, I'd go for a Layout when I want my UI to adjust dynamically and responsively to screen size changes, automatically rearranging and resizing items.
The naming convention for horizontal center and vertical center is confusing in qml. You would imagine that horizontal means from leflt to right and vertical from bottom to top but it's reversed.