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Cross-platform open-source alternative to the FRC Driver Station for operating FRC robots on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
A library for creating QtQuick/QML GUI applications in OCaml and Reason, providing bindings and a PPX syntax extension.
Daggy - Data Aggregation Utility and C/C++ developer library for data streams catching
A graphical user interface for discovering, installing, and managing AppImage applications on Linux.
A curated list of resources for the discontinued Symbian OS, including development tools, emulators, software, games, and documentation.
Official Python bindings for the Qt framework, enabling Python developers to build cross-platform desktop and mobile applications.
A lightweight, extensible audio player and converter for FreeBSD, Linux, and macOS with multiple interface options.
Enhanced type stubs for PyQt5 and related packages to enable accurate static type checking with mypy.
A guide to revive and develop for the legacy Nokia N95 smartphone, including firmware flashing, hacking, and app development.
A header-only C++ logging library for cross-platform applications, supporting native logging on macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Windows, and Qt.
A Qt library for building regular expressions using a fluent, human-readable API.
A comprehensive Qt/QML project template with CI, automated testing, code formatting, and multi-platform builds.
A free and open-source sprite sheet creator that automatically packs images from a folder into optimized sheets.
A minimal Qt 5.15 deployment for Linux, Windows, macOS, and WebAssembly applications.
Qt QML bindings for the D programming language, enabling D applications to use QML for UI development.
A cross-platform calculator with Material Design, built on Qt and Fluid.
A prototype intelligent safety system that detects driver drowsiness and gestures using facial video surveillance and YOLOv5.
A no-code drag-and-drop 2.5D game engine built with C++, Qt, OpenGL, and Chipmunk Physics.
A GUI calculator for estimating Peercoin POS/POW block rewards and generation probabilities over various timeframes.
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