Can All These Features Be Implemented in a Qt-based Windows Desktop Application?
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Dear Everyone, [ @JKSH @SGaist @AndyS @JonB @J.Hilk @dheerendra ]
I'm new to Qt application development and currently working on designing a feature-rich, Windows desktop application that involves schematic design, simulation, database interaction, and accessibility features. I’m exploring whether Qt C++ is capable of fulfilling all my needs, or if I would need to integrate external libraries or technologies (e.g., Python modules, MATLAB components, etc.).Please help me to get the clarification and deep guidance that how the development need to be navigated further, Thanks in Advance.
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Dear Everyone, [ @JKSH @SGaist @AndyS @JonB @J.Hilk @dheerendra ]
I'm new to Qt application development and currently working on designing a feature-rich, Windows desktop application that involves schematic design, simulation, database interaction, and accessibility features. I’m exploring whether Qt C++ is capable of fulfilling all my needs, or if I would need to integrate external libraries or technologies (e.g., Python modules, MATLAB components, etc.).Please help me to get the clarification and deep guidance that how the development need to be navigated further, Thanks in Advance.
@rajan Hello. There are two famous schematic design software made with Qt that i know. Fritzing and Proteus . Based on that i can say yes Qt can fulfill all your needs , but it is not excluded that you will link non qt libraries to your project.
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Thanks @Ronel_qtmaster , that’s really helpful to know!
Glad to hear Qt is capable, and I’ll definitely keep the door open for non-Qt libraries if needed.
I’m starting with QGraphicsScene for the schematic editor and will build up from there.
Any tips on structuring symbol libraries or managing simulations would be great! -
Thanks @Ronel_qtmaster , that’s really helpful to know!
Glad to hear Qt is capable, and I’ll definitely keep the door open for non-Qt libraries if needed.
I’m starting with QGraphicsScene for the schematic editor and will build up from there.
Any tips on structuring symbol libraries or managing simulations would be great!@rajan said in Can All These Features Be Implemented in a Qt-based Windows Desktop Application?:
I’m starting with QGraphicsScene for the schematic editor and will build up from there.
Before you start to write your own it's worth to take a look at this user-made schematic framework/library for use within Qt applications
Btw: Don't tag/direct topics to a bunch of people (e.g. mods) explicitly... just start your topic and see who's going to comment or answer your questions :-)
