QtLego: A C++ library for LEGO Powered Up

[Alshaw]

I'm not sure that anyone will be interested in this, but just in case:

Here's a little project that I've spent some time working on: https://github.com/Symbitic/QtLego

Similar to node-poweredup or SharpBrick, it's a C++ library for controlling LEGO Powered Up hubs. As the name implies, it uses the Qt cross-platform C++ library. Since Qt has support for Bluetooth across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. I realize that not many LEGO builders probably know C++, but the best thing about this is that it can be used to build cross-platform GUIs using QML.

It's still in the early stages, but if you've got any feedback you'd like to submit, I welcome it.

[Jim]

C++ … that’s been a while! Sounds like an interesting project. Not familiar with Qt though.

[JopieK]

Very cool! @Jim Qt is in the Embedded World quite a prominent standard. It is e.g. also used for creating car UI interfaces. It takes up a lo of space though so I removed it, but my colleagues use it to teach C and C++.