You give up too easily. Do you know you can download the sources via git? You can even pick and choose which Qt modules you want. No account needed.
Perhaps you could choose this license? https://www.qt.io/pricing/qt-for-small-business
Actually you should be able to cut/paste. Highlighting text also works. https://lpotter.github.io/textedit/textedit.html
Easier testing and deployment. Develop and test one platform. Deployment is a url.
https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-6.4/wasm.html
drag and drop requires configuring your app with asyncify option. https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-6.4/wasm.html#asyncify
You are wrong about development focus. qtbase/qtwidgets are still very much being developed.
Do you know about Qt for Small Business? https://www.qt.io/pricing/qt-for-small-business
Answered my own question by reading the README.wasm.md "We're using Qt 5.15.2 with Emscripten 2.0.31. "
> Qt clearly deserves the credit for having a WASM runtime that gets us a working GUI toolkit. You're welcome. :) What version of Qt did you use for this demo? Also, for local system file access dialog on Qt wasm, you…
and now the web too!
It is open source. You will need the emscripten compiler. https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_WebAssembly It is possible to use cmake, it is a bit of a pain to set this up though.
Accessiblity will not work as emscripten does not have access to the DOM at this time. Emscripten is the magic here, not anything Qt is doing. Regarding the issues you see: They ignore the browser width (and your other…
That is a completely different thing. broadwayd is only a display server. Qt for WebAssembly runs in the browser in the same secure javascript sandbox.
this is an early tech preview, not at release level.
mouse wheel and trackpad support was added, but did not make it into that blogs tech preview
If it compiles, you might run into memory issues
mouse wheel support was added after this blog and its tech preview
You give up too easily. Do you know you can download the sources via git? You can even pick and choose which Qt modules you want. No account needed.
Perhaps you could choose this license? https://www.qt.io/pricing/qt-for-small-business
Actually you should be able to cut/paste. Highlighting text also works. https://lpotter.github.io/textedit/textedit.html
Easier testing and deployment. Develop and test one platform. Deployment is a url.
https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-6.4/wasm.html
drag and drop requires configuring your app with asyncify option. https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-6.4/wasm.html#asyncify
You are wrong about development focus. qtbase/qtwidgets are still very much being developed.
Do you know about Qt for Small Business? https://www.qt.io/pricing/qt-for-small-business
Answered my own question by reading the README.wasm.md "We're using Qt 5.15.2 with Emscripten 2.0.31. "
> Qt clearly deserves the credit for having a WASM runtime that gets us a working GUI toolkit. You're welcome. :) What version of Qt did you use for this demo? Also, for local system file access dialog on Qt wasm, you…
and now the web too!
It is open source. You will need the emscripten compiler. https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_WebAssembly It is possible to use cmake, it is a bit of a pain to set this up though.
Accessiblity will not work as emscripten does not have access to the DOM at this time. Emscripten is the magic here, not anything Qt is doing. Regarding the issues you see: They ignore the browser width (and your other…
That is a completely different thing. broadwayd is only a display server. Qt for WebAssembly runs in the browser in the same secure javascript sandbox.
this is an early tech preview, not at release level.
mouse wheel and trackpad support was added, but did not make it into that blogs tech preview
If it compiles, you might run into memory issues
mouse wheel support was added after this blog and its tech preview