Allan Day
aday@gnome.org
Alex Puchades
alex94puchades@gmail.com 2015
Daniel Mustieles
daniel.mustieles@gmail.com 2011 - 2015
Nicolás Satragno
nsatragno@gnome.org 2013
Benjamín Valero Espinosa
benjavalero@gmail.com 2011
Jorge González
jorgegonz@svn.gnome.org 2009
Rosa Elena Pérez
rozydicemiau@gmail.com 2014
Oscar Rafael Arachi
arachi910@gmail.com 2014 - 2015
Miguel Ajuech
miguel.ann.28@gmail.com 2014
Adrián Pérez Domínguez
adrian@aztli.org 2015
Celina Osorio Ochoa
chelinoska@gmail.com 2015
Dario Amigon Espinoza
daramigon@gmail.com 2015
Yenisei Ramírez Pérez
yeniseirape@gmail.com 2015
José Roberto Ramíres Mendoza
aczella@gmail.com 2015
Bernardo Sánchez Romero
b.sanchez.rom@gmail.com 2015
Emmanuel Márquez Juárez
resident3333@gmail.com 2015
David Romero Serrano
lemi136@hotmail.com 2015
Omar Garcia Guzman
garciag.omar91@gmail.com 2015
Edilberto Huerta Niño
edilberto.huerta0290@gmail.com 2015

# View switchers

A view switcher is a control that allows switching between a number of predefined views. It appears as a set of toggle buttons that are placed in the center of a header bar.

# Cuándo usarlas

There are two primary cases when a view switcher is appropriate:

When presenting content, and it is useful to be able to view different sets or sub-sets of content. For example, a music application could show different views for artists, albums and playlists.

If your application provides discrete groups of functionality which are typically used independently.

As a rule of thumb, a view switcher should contain between three and five views. If you have more views, a sidebar list might be a more appropriate view switching control.

# Guías adicionales

Cada vista debe tener un título corto y claro.

Buttons in the view switcher widget can indicate when there is activity in a view.