Developing cross-plattform Bluetooth Low Energy desktop application?
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Hello everyone,
I am starting a project where I have a development board with a built-in Bluetooth Low energy module (periphal).
This developer board is connected to an accelerometer that sends the data to the board. I would now like to develop a platform-independent desktop application with which it is possible to transfer the data via Bluetooth Low Energy to a Windows / Linux laptop.My 1st question: Is it possible to develop such an application with Qt?
2. I have seen here that this is done with C ++. Is it also possible to do this with Java / C #? If you can, where can I find tutorials / documantation for that?
3. Is there any more extensive literature / articles that support me in my project?Thank you so much!
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Hello everyone,
I am starting a project where I have a development board with a built-in Bluetooth Low energy module (periphal).
This developer board is connected to an accelerometer that sends the data to the board. I would now like to develop a platform-independent desktop application with which it is possible to transfer the data via Bluetooth Low Energy to a Windows / Linux laptop.My 1st question: Is it possible to develop such an application with Qt?
2. I have seen here that this is done with C ++. Is it also possible to do this with Java / C #? If you can, where can I find tutorials / documantation for that?
3. Is there any more extensive literature / articles that support me in my project?Thank you so much!
@SpaceToon said in Developing cross-plattform Bluetooth Low Energy desktop application?:
My 1st question: Is it possible to develop such an application with Qt?
Yes. Although the Low Energy support on Windows is horrible - I mean the system itself handles it badly. Qt works around some of these issues but it's still not a great experience.
- I have seen here that this is done with C ++. Is it also possible to do this with Java / C #? If you can, where can I find tutorials / documantation for that?
No, Qt is available (officially) only in C++ and Python.
- Is there any more extensive literature / articles that support me in my project?
Check Qt documentation, it's great. If you want to learn more about Qt itself, this book tends to get recommended http://qmlbook.github.io/.