Category: qt

KookBook 0.2.1 – now actually kind of useful

There was a snag in the KookBook 0.2.0 release, and 0.2.1 is available. Get it here: kookbook-0.2.1.tar.xz Btw, anyone can tell me the purpose of

compared to

When would anyone use the former?

KookBook 0.2.0 available – now manage your cooking recipes better

I got a bit traction on KookBook and decided to fix a few bugs, mostly in the touch client, and add some features. Get it here: kookbook-0.2.0.tar.xz KookBook is now also available in Debian, thanks to Stuart Prescott KRecipe converter

Kolorfill 0.1.0 released

Continuing in Aurelien Gateau‘s release month, where I recently joined in with Kookbook, I’m now also following up with Kolorfill, an app I also described in the past. It is a simple flood filling game written using the amazing Kirigami

Kookbook 0.1 – write and manage your kitchen recipes

Release Time A little while ago, I blogged about an application I was writing for my cooking recipes. I have now gotten to a point where I will declare it version 0.1. The release can be found on a KDE

Post Akademy

So, it has been a busy week of Qt and KDE hacking in the beautiful city of Vienna. Besides getting quite some of the Viennese staple food, schnitzel, it was an interesting adventure of getting smarter. Getting smarter about making

The smart button

I don’t always understand why people do things in some ways.

Partially initialized objects

I found this construct some time ago. It took some reading to understand why it worked. I’m still not sure if it is actually legal, or just works only because m_derivedData is not accessed in Base::Base.

Kirigaming – Kolorfill

Last time, I was doing a recipe manager. This time I’ve been doing a game with javascript and QtQuick, and for the first time dipping my feet into the Kirigami framework. I’ve named the game Kolorfill, because it is about

Managing cooking recipes

I like to cook. And sometimes store my recipes. Over the years I have tried KRecipes, kept my recipes in BasKet notes, in KJots notes, in more or less random word processor documents. I liked the free form entering recipes

Where KDEInstallDirs points to

The other day, some user of Extra CMake Modules (A collection of utilities and find modules created by KDE), asked if there was an easy way to query cmake for wherever the KDEInstallDirs points to (KDEInstallDirs is a set of

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