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Blog post author here. It loads pretty fast for me, so I guess the problem isn't bandwidth. If you see any errors in the console (right click -> Inspect -> Cons
by dragly 10y ago
Blog post author here. It loads pretty fast for me, so I guess the problem isn't bandwidth. If you see any errors in the console (right click -> Inspect -> Console), please let me know.
As for business cases, I'm personally working on a couple of simulator front-ends in neuroscience and materials science that can be made more easily available by distributing them in the browser. If not the full version, a demo could be made to show the features. Also, I find it easier and more fun to make interactive illustrations for education in Qt/QML than pure JavaScript.
- oever 10y agoThis is an amazing demo. The performance is very smooth on Firefox 45. The animations are beautiful and editing the QML and running it is a lot of fun. Thank you for such a great port.
- dragly 10y agoThanks for the kind feedback. I really only put the icing on the cake, though. The real credit for this port goes to msorvig and the other contributors. And of course to all Qt contributors who have made this amazing framework easily portable to new platforms.