QT or Andriod for embedded app
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Hi All,
I'm looking to build a prototype on a raspberry pi and happen to come across qt when searching on how to build embedded apps.
I wanted to know if qt can be used to build an app like the one in Mirror fit https://www.mirror.co/ which will run directly on the device.
Or
would it be easier to run Android OS on the device and then build an app that can access the hardware?
I would really appreciate any guidance please.
Regards,
Jag -
Hi All,
I'm looking to build a prototype on a raspberry pi and happen to come across qt when searching on how to build embedded apps.
I wanted to know if qt can be used to build an app like the one in Mirror fit https://www.mirror.co/ which will run directly on the device.
Or
would it be easier to run Android OS on the device and then build an app that can access the hardware?
I would really appreciate any guidance please.
Regards,
Jag@JagSingh said in QT or Andriod for embedded app:
would it be easier to run Android OS on the device and then build an app that can access the hardware?
I think it will be easier with Qt.
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Hi All,
I'm looking to build a prototype on a raspberry pi and happen to come across qt when searching on how to build embedded apps.
I wanted to know if qt can be used to build an app like the one in Mirror fit https://www.mirror.co/ which will run directly on the device.
Or
would it be easier to run Android OS on the device and then build an app that can access the hardware?
I would really appreciate any guidance please.
Regards,
Jag@JagSingh said in QT or Andriod for embedded app:
I would really appreciate any guidance please.
I depends, do you have C++ knowledge?
If you don't know anything about C++, using Qt can be difficult.If you are confident with Android/Java, go with Android, there are many Android images available for RPi.
A quick search on internet gives me this link => https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/install-android-raspberry-pi/By the way, you could also create an Android App with Qt ;)
