[RingQML] between development and production stages!

[MOHANNAD ALDULAIMI]

Hello Ring Team,

when you visit the RingQML source code in github (when it published), you will see that we have different files that have our extension code...

but at production when build for webassembly or mobile, you will need only two files (RingQML.h & RingQML.cpp).

these files generated and aggregated automatically to have easier injectable library within our Qt apps …

Best Wishes
Mohannad

[Mahmoud Fayed]

Hello Mohannad

Thanks for sharing :D

RingQML is especially attractive for mobile development because it enables building modern, elegant UIs. 

It also provides direct access to all Qt classes and features without the need to wrap each class individually.

Greetings,

Mahmoud

[MOHANNAD ALDULAIMI]

Hello Mahmoud,

I completely agree with you. This is exactly the crucial point that encouraged me to embark on this experiment to link Ring and QML.
Since many developers may not have Qt installed on their systems or might lack the specific knowledge required to build Ring-Qt extensions manually, QML serves as the perfect solution for them.

To make this accessible, I plan to provide the compiled binary (.dll) file for this extension on GitHub so these developers can use it immediately without needing to build it themselves.

Best wishes,
Mohannad

[Mansour Ayouni]

Hello Mohannad,

Sounds great!!

Keep up the nice work.

Mansour

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