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by dragly 10y ago
One very good reason to use Qt is QML. It's just such an amazing language to work with for creating GUIs and is also a great way to learn declarative programming. And it is easy to mix QML with logic in either Javascript or C++ if you
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by dragly 10y ago
It isn't optimal, but it used to work. I kept C++ projects on Dropbox in addition to Git because I work on multiple computers and want to be able to continue where I left off if I get interrupted. I don't like the idea of having t
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by dragly 10y ago
syncthing-inotify works great! I have been running Syncthing with this plugin for about a month now and I haven't had any problems with it. I started using Syncthing for some of my projects after Dropbox stopped syncing files without n
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Xkcdpass – Generate secure multiword passphrases(pypi.python.org)
2 points by dragly 10y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 10y ago
Another feature I really like with QtQuick is how intuitive it is to design in QML. The declarative syntax is great in comparison to writing GUIs in C++. After all, I don't care about in which order the GUI elements are added to the wi
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by dragly 10y ago
In principle, yes, but I don't think Emscripten can do anything automatically the way things are now. The QML sandbox requires that almost all of QtCore and QtQuick is available because almost all code can be called by the user at runt
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by dragly 10y ago
Thanks 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 portab
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by dragly 10y ago
Blog post author here. I don't know how small it can become because I haven't looked into optimizing for size yet. However, we can look to the native Qt libs to get a ballpark answer to your question. I just tried gzipping the bin
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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
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by dragly 11y ago
I believe that is what KDE is trying to achieve with "activities".
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by dragly 11y ago
Qt and Qt3D. I haven't contributed as much to Qt as I've wanted to, but the little I did was met with support and great mentoring. They are a very talented group. If you're interested in physics, mathematics or other sciences
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by dragly 11y ago
It's great to see that the OSC module is being added to JUCE! In our lab we are working on adding OSC support to OpenEphys (an electrophysiology software that uses JUCE). Currently we need to bundle or statically link oscpack on Mac an
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by dragly 11y ago
I didn't at all think about the terminal/computer difference when I wrote the above. You are absolutely right that this wasn't the best example.
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by dragly 11y ago
Yes, there are definitely codebases out there that are older. I remember reading about how Emacs is tested by volunteers on older systems just to make sure new changes don't break compatibility. I think such stories are really interest
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NEURON's incredible backwards compatibility(dragly.org)
6 points by dragly 11y ago|6 comments
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by dragly 11y ago
It's sad to hear that he died. I just started reading his book, "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat". It's an extremely interesting book about the case stories of some of his most interesting patients. The book gives