> I had never coded Qt nor C++ until I started Iaitō,<p>Well, a project like that is surely a good way to just jump right in and learn it! Kudos for that!
I just want to say this is awesome, have always been looking for examples of how to do QT ui that just looks right.<p>When you are adding windows support drop by the msys2 irc channel on OFTC. We have support for qt5 using mingw with premade packages available in pacman.<p>A lot of effort went into qt5 support by alexey.
It's really great. Even if I know Qt and C++, I spent some time in ElectronJS. ElectronJS <<<<<<<<<<<< Qt + WebKit.
This javascript is a weird language and killed a lot of time by simply providing many choices, some of which are horrible, but widely used.
That looks absolutely great. Radare2 is amazing software, and this seems like a good GUI for a first release and a massive improvement to current reverse engineering and open source solutions.<p>If the author is lurking around, is it possible to rename the functions listed on the side? I am not at home and cannot test it out.
This is great...<p>I did wonder why Qt 5.3 was used along with QWebView (QWebEngine[View] and friends are the way forward apparently)<p>Hope to see it on windows soon.
What's the relationship of this project to Bokken (GTK+ r2 GUI, <<a href="https://bitbucket.org/inguma/bokken>" rel="nofollow">https://bitbucket.org/inguma/bokken></a>)? Is Bokken just dead?
that looks really good, I am really looking forward to using this<p>i think radare has scared a lot of re beginners because the UI was not very intuitive, i'd love to see that change