qt:ide_options
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| ====== IDE options ====== | ====== IDE options ====== | ||
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| * [[Qt Creator]] | * [[Qt Creator]] | ||
| - | * [[Qt Designer + other tools]] | ||
| * [[Netbeans + C/ | * [[Netbeans + C/ | ||
| + | * [[Monkey Studio]] | ||
| + | * [[Qt Designer + other tools]] | ||
| * [[Eclipse + Qt Integration for C++]] | * [[Eclipse + Qt Integration for C++]] | ||
| - | * [[Monkeystudio]] | + | * [[QDevelop]] |
| - | * QDevelop | + | * [[HaiQ]] |
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| + | Note: I'm not considering KDE-based and Windows-only solutions. I may not consider GTK-only solutions as well. | ||
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| + | Executive summary as of the moment: Despite its UI quirks and C++ only support, Qt Creator is the way to go. Monkey Studio with template additions is a credible alternative--assuming the debugger works. Netbeans + C/ | ||
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