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Derivative
/ 1 vote - 8364 downloads Updated 2011-10-30 16:30 UTC - Stable Quality Free & Open Source license Derivative calculates mathematical derivatives symbolically and numerically in 1, 2 and 3 variables as well as gradient, divergent, curl and laplacian in 3 dimensions and different coordinate systems by using the Python module SymPy (Symbolic Mathematics). Author Roberto Colistete Jr Links Homepage Changes in version 1.0.0-1fremantle1 Derivative v1.0.0 (16/10/2011) : 1st release for Maemo 5 Fremantle
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e.
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e.
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e. a QML version of gPodder - a blingy demo already exists) and decided to share my experiences and results as tutorials. Here are all the tutorials in their current state: Selectable list of Python objects in QML Multi-selection lists in Python with QML Defining and using constants from PySide in QML Using QtWebKit and QML with PySide Updating QML content from Python threads Utilizing Qt Quick Colibri in PySide Filling and reading QML UI forms from Python Auto-generating QObject from template in PySide Using QtMobility sensors and QML from PySide Screenshots are available on Flickr : I'd like to get some feedback on whether or not the tutorials worked for you and were helpful and what else you would like to see.
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e. a QML version of gPodder - a blingy demo already exists) and decided to share my experiences and results as tutorials
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e.
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e. a QML version of gPodder - a blingy demo already exists) and decided to share my experiences and results as tutorials. Here are all the tutorials in their current state: Selectable list of Python objects in QML Multi-selection lists in Python with QML Defining and using constants from PySide in QML Using QtWebKit and QML with PySide Updating QML content from Python threads Utilizing Qt Quick Colibri in PySide Filling and reading QML UI forms from Python Auto-generating QObject from template in PySide Using QtMobility sensors and QML from PySide Screenshots are available on Flickr : I'd like to get some feedback on whether or not the tutorials worked for you and were helpful and what else you would like to see
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e.
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e. a QML version of gPodder - a blingy demo already exists) and decided to share my experiences and results as tutorials.
PySide/QML tutorials online, workshop next Sunday
To get myself accustomed to PySide UI development using Qt Quick (aka QML) and to check out what works already and what does not , I've experimented with creating some common elements that I'd use in an application (i.e. a QML version of gPodder - a blingy demo already exists) and decided to share my experiences and results as tutorials. Here are all the tutorials in their current state: Selectable list of Python objects in QML Multi-selection lists in Python with QML Defining and using constants from PySide in QML Using QtWebKit and QML with PySide Updating QML content from Python threads Utilizing Qt Quick Colibri in PySide Filling and reading QML UI forms from Python Auto-generating QObject from template in PySide Using QtMobility sensors and QML from PySide Screenshots are available on Flickr : I'd like to get some feedback on whether or not the tutorials worked for you and were helpful and what else you would like to see
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