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Fluent-Qt 1.8.3 is available. For anyone evaluating it for an existing Qt Widgets application, the current starting points are: Browser Gallery: try the controls without installing the desktop demo. CMake setup and minimal C++ example: link FluentQt::FluentQt, initialize the resources, and add components to your existing widget layouts. You can adopt a component or a screen at a time while keeping Qt's object model and event loop. PySide6 guide: the Python package exposes the native C++ widgets through Shiboken6. PyQt and PySide2 are currently outside the supported scope. This release adds ParticleBackdrop, a QWidget that paints ribbons, dots, or a starfield behind child controls, and SplashScreen, a startup cover with status and progress. ParticleBackdrop adds no OpenGL dependency; hidden surfaces stop continuous animation, and it respects reduced-motion preferences. The Gallery includes matching examples. The C++ library supports Qt 5.15+ or 6.2+ on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Release notes and desktop Gallery downloads. If you try one component in an existing application, which part needs a better example: CMake setup, mixing widgets, or connecting it to your data? A small reproduction with your Qt version and platform would help me make the integration guidance more useful. Writing assistance: AI was used to help prepare this English update; the technical details were checked against the v1.8.3 source and documentation.

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Very nice, will use the Spinner example at https://uglymike17.github.io/Basic256-Docs/docs/samples/gamesspinner today in our weekly cookie lottery :)

Please see: Public beta. The link to download is in "StoryServer public beta download folder". https://storyserver.polywickstudio.ph/roadmap-beta/ Version History: https://storyserver.polywickstudio.ph/roadmap/briefhistory/ The software is off-line first, the databases (the application creates) is stored on your local computer.

@JonB Like I said, this is currently just the bare minimum viable project for my port 😄 Feel free to contribute if you'd like ^^ Otherwise, development will probably continue once I have a bit more free time again. Any help, feedback, or pull requests are always appreciated!

@c918 You have made various posts full of large blobs of code. If you expect them to be readable/useful to others you really need to put code blocks inside the forum's Code tags --- the </> button or a line of ``` (3 backticks) above and below a code block.

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Thanks for offering this, how would you say this compares to Qt Remote Objects or GRPC?

This is really an amazing project, but can you make it also compatible with QtQuick3D?

UPDATE: I just realised that it outputs a .ui.py file instead of a .py file. Here's the new shell script: for file in *.ui; do if [ -f "$file" ]; then echo "Processing file $file..." IFS='.' read -r -a separated <<< "$file" pyside6-uic "$file" -o "ui_${separated[0]}.py" echo "done!" fi done IFS='.' read -r -a separated <<< "$file" is equivalent to separated = file.split('.') in Python.

Looks neat! I'll note, however, that the first thought which appeared in my mind when I've read "Gemini ..." was that this is something about Google's AI assistant. I'm glad it is not :D