volomike1

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   by volomike1 10y ago

   > You say that jquery can call to C++. Where can I find out about this and how would this work on Android? If you use Qt 4.8, which required that you use Qt Webkit, then you're looking at needing to use the QtWebkit Bridge: http:&#
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   by volomike1 10y ago

   That's rather vague, don't you think?
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   by volomike1 10y ago

   I'm not trolling. Someone told me, "Hey, you're a C++ coder. You have like no design skills. I've seen your stuff. It needs work." The investor then brought in a UI expert and wowed me. It was then that I realized,
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   by volomike1 10y ago

   I agree that Qt widgets is obsolete with the market -- they're not keeping up with the latest developments in interfaces and should just abandon this. My question to you is why bother with QtQuick when you can build your interface in W
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   by volomike1 10y ago

   My understanding is that with Qt, you can keep your own Qt source compiled (and not shared) and use the open source license of Qt, but must dynamically link to the runtimes, list the open source license in your application directory, and li
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   First Look: TokenPay PHP API (beta) for easier web payments(github.com)

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