Eric Jardim
Member
Hi all,
Remember my last post about the Python and Qt developing kit? I have finally released it. It is called mu, like the greek letter. Check this site:
http://www.assembla.com/spaces/mu-dev/
It is supposed to work with any Qt bindings (PyQt or PySide) and on any operational system (Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, etc) Python and Qt are supported.
The good news is that it works with OpenPandora. I have ported some of my apps and they are now working as a charm. The speed is nice, but apps get a little slow when reading many data from the SD card (not my fault
).
It is very fun: You can code GUI apps on the go (or in the bathroom), since Qt Designer is present on the Pandora, although it's a bit slow (I will solve this with a flyweight designer for Pandora).
Although it's the first public release, I've been using it since 2006. I designed it for avoiding PyQt boilerplates. Now coding is more clear and no need to compile Ui files. Have a look!
Please, give it a try and send me some feedback.
Remember my last post about the Python and Qt developing kit? I have finally released it. It is called mu, like the greek letter. Check this site:
http://www.assembla.com/spaces/mu-dev/
It is supposed to work with any Qt bindings (PyQt or PySide) and on any operational system (Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, etc) Python and Qt are supported.
The good news is that it works with OpenPandora. I have ported some of my apps and they are now working as a charm. The speed is nice, but apps get a little slow when reading many data from the SD card (not my fault
).It is very fun: You can code GUI apps on the go (or in the bathroom), since Qt Designer is present on the Pandora, although it's a bit slow (I will solve this with a flyweight designer for Pandora).
Although it's the first public release, I've been using it since 2006. I designed it for avoiding PyQt boilerplates. Now coding is more clear and no need to compile Ui files. Have a look!
Please, give it a try and send me some feedback.
