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| == Work in progress == | | == Work in progress == |
| * [[/Plasma/Tutorial|Plasma Tutorial Pages]] | | * [[/Plasma/Tutorial|Plasma Tutorial Pages]] |
| | | * [[/TagsContextCategories|Tags, Context and Categories]] |
| == Plasmoid Tutorial ==
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| You want to write a plasmoid application, but don't know where to start, then this series is there to get you going quick.
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| ;[[/Plasma/Tutorial/Tutorial1]]
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| :''Creating a simple applet with icon and text''
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| == Tags, Context and Categories ==
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| === Why tags ===
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| The main difference between categories and tags
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| * Tags should be easy to create
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| * Tags should be easy to use
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| * Categories carry more weight and thought
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| * Categories should be limited they are used in dropdown lists
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| Examples
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| * KDE
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| * Projectnames
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| * Waiting
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| * On Hold
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| * Fun
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| === What is Context ===
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| Tags starting with the @ symbol, should always be sorted to top in lists
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| * Allow you to group tasks to a location
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| * No extra fields needed
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| * Should not be required
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| Examples
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| * @Home
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| * @Office
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| * @Phone
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