[v0.2.x] Roadmap

[kaiakz]

In the version v0.2.x, walv is rewrited from bootstrap/jquery to vuejs/elementui. See the branch: vue.
It has a beautiful interface and more functions.
It will support:

• what v0.1.x can do
• C/Python code generation
• Save/Load project(indexedDB)
• Coming soon...

[kaiakz]

@embeddedt @kisvegabor @amirgon
Sorry. This project has been delayed for several months. I will continue to develop. The MVP product will release soon.

[excitedbox]

Oh man this looks awesome. Can´t wait for image and Canvas support ;)

[kaiakz]

preview:

[kisvegabor]

It looks awesome!
Do you plan to write a few lines about it on the Forum?

[kaiakz]

@kisvegabor
Of Course! Before that, I need to write a guide and make more implementation.
Do you have any suggestion?

[kisvegabor]

Do you have any suggestion?

Do you have plans for a "style editor"? (Note that, v7 will have a new style system).

[kaiakz]

@kisvegabor
Yes, I do.
walv wraps some commonly used functions(I store them in a table), called template.
For example, to change the x of the btn0 to 88 , walv will use the template (id.set_x(integer)) to generate the btn0.set_x(88), and then send it to lv_micropython.
Users don't have to care about the code, they just need to click the mouse, walv will generate some commands for lv_micropython by the template.

walv can do anythings that lv_micropython supports. No matter v6 or v7, we just need to add the new template.

[kisvegabor]

I see!

Awesome work, congratulation!

[excitedbox]

Love the way this new editor looks.

I noticed that the delete function only works with sub items of a widget but not the actual widget itself.

I think having a drop down for adding widgets is kind of slow to use because it adds extra steps. I think a item pallate like the tools in photoshop are done would be better. Basically a bunch of small icon buttons that you can click to add widgets to the screen. As long as the icons are kept small (32x32 maybe) it wouldn´t take up much space either.

[kaiakz]

I noticed that the delete function only works with sub items of a widget but not the actual widget itself.

I fixed it now.

I think having a drop down for adding widgets is kind of slow to use because it adds extra steps. I think a item pallate like the tools in photoshop are done would be better. Basically a bunch of small icon buttons that you can click to add widgets to the screen. As long as the icons are kept small (32x32 maybe) it wouldn´t take up much space either.

That's a good idea(for v0.3.x)! Thanks