Hi, just would like add my points to this conversation.
If Ubuntu Phone OS supports Qt C++ development, why not to give a try to
existing Sword Qt Project? BibleTime Mini is now at releasing development
stage and have relative long development history. It use QtCreator
*.pro-file based
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I think we should talk about our goals and our development plans. I
think this should be done on the BibleTime list (bt-de...@crosswire.org)
Gary
On 07/10/2013 09:38 AM, ? ?? wrote:
Hi, just would like add my points to this conversation.
If Ubuntu Phone OS supports Qt C++
It uses QML, so it is part of Qt. I will bring this up to the others
and see what they think about it all.
It may be a good idea. Anyhow we are designing an interface at the
moment to get the features we want, using what capabilities QML has,
and designing it to be fully integrated with the
Great!! I will post the git page (to the uBible Developers) if you want me
too, or you can head over to
https://github.com/uBible/uBible/issues/1
and post the info yourself if you want.
We have been discussing using Bible Time's backend because @Mark Trompell
suggested it.
You can e-mail me
STEP doesn't use any wrappers per say, but confines all the (J)Sword code
to as few places as possible (4-5 classes). The idea being any changes to
APIs are only in a few places. It also does mean that if for some reason
some other engine comes along with a different format of books, then we'd
be
Hi everyone,
There are a few of us who have banded together to start work on a Ubuntu
Touch SWORD app. Is anyone else working on one?
If anyone is interested please join us on github.
https://github.com/uBible
We are currently in the process of working out the beginning details,
such as UI
