Hi all,
As a brief follow-up to the initial announcement of Qt 6 for C & Zig, the online documentation for the libraries is now available. Browsing the documentation may be sluggish in parts due to the sheer volume of generated content, but this should not deter usage. Both libraries also support offline and local execution of the generation of the documentation. Feel free to dive in!
Regarding the initial post, much of the core guidance remains: these libraries are ready for exploration and use, but not yet prepared for community contributions. Feedback from the vantage of consumption is always welcome. As @dayvster showed in the write-up of his experience, there are some amazing possibilities to be had for the truly curious. I'm deeply grateful for his time and the many conversations that have followed.
Since the initial release, the library's platform support has been extended to macOS and Windows. Many first-party and third-party Qt libraries have been added, with more to come. The repository for the examples has grown to effectively contain several dozen independent applications sharing the same build system. That means that the build system for the examples can be somewhat complex to navigate. To help with that, there is now a standalone demo application for each library, including limited exercises. The demo application is a single cloned example with expanded functionality and a repository structure that aims to make it approachable. It will be maintained alongside the existing library components.
Apparently it's really easy to forget the links:
"Cute" is still correct. :-)
Was an absolute joy exploring this bindings library and I can't wait to see how it evolves