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Is anyone aware of a publicly available code base to look into when searching for high quality Qt-based (desktop) applications? Think chromium-quality software quality code base. I am looking for inspiring patterns and also things such as naming schemes as I regularly change my mind when it comes to developing Qt based applications with regard to: - naming things (e.g. should signals/slots be prefixed (sigFoo() -> on…
Is anyone aware of a publicly available code base to look into when searching for high quality Qt-based (desktop) applications? Think chromium-quality software quality code base. I am looking for inspiring patterns and also things such as naming schemes as I regularly change my mind when it comes to developing Qt based applications with regard to: - naming things (e.g. should signals/slots be prefixed (sigFoo() -> on…
QtCreator maybe?
Nice, good job, specially for going with Qt instead of Electron.
I tried to test the software: Needed Qt as there are no releases, but Qt is behind a paywall, and according to a previous post here in HN [1] it seems they resorted back to tactics they already reckoned (In 2015) were not good. I guess I'll just have to wait until the page has the releases ready.
How would I get this to run on MacOS?
Nice, good job, specially for going with Qt instead of Electron.
EVen thought I understand the bashing Electron gets, it doesn't seem that Qt is the right choice right now. I tried to test the software: Needed Qt as there are no releases, but Qt is behind a paywall, and according to a previous post here in HN [1] it seems they resorted back to tactics they already reckoned (In 2015) were not good. I guess I'll just have to wait until the page has the releases ready. [1] https://ne…
apt install qtbase5-dev / brew install qt / whatever works just fine here.
if you are on windows and absolutely want the official releases :
pip install aqtinstall
python -m aqt install 5.14.2 windows desktop win64_msvc2017_64 -O c:/Qt/How would I get this to run on MacOS?
Looks to be build instructions as well in appendix b on the same page.
Looks really close to Sublime Merge[1], which is great. 1: https://www.sublimemerge.com/