We are Opensource. Links to Youtube videos are coming showing the project's state. https://youtu.be/IQzO07_Z7uQ This video shows a lot of the features in Objectwheel. Objectwheel runs on Mac, Linux, and Windows with Mac probably being the most stable. The IDE creates APK files in the cloud from a series of javascript and qml code written inside the IDE. This is similar to QT Creator. Code for the same for IOS was started but not finished. Omer has been the only coder on this project so far with David coding a previous attempt in Javafx.

1. Largest App made in Objectwheel so far. Cross Platform / Cross Language 1b. https://youtu.be/pB2CopEvQ9w
2. Objectwheel Updater: work in process 2b. (No sound because English by Omer wasn't as good then. Its way better now) 2c. https://youtu.be/BHV_mC8czO0
3. Blur Image https://youtu.be/qe6n7XqDFT4
4. Lottie Animation https://youtu.be/DPKJ8lGOZKI
5. Training https://youtu.be/BHV_mC8czO0
6. QT training videos -- a little old but still important -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCyfWRef5Oo&list=PL5PYUCglXIujYgHq69O0TJFo2qaOitKZD
7. Objectwheel Compass Mobile https://youtu.be/CfP6BSbljpM
8. Sept 2019 new features -- https://youtu.be/IoJvoJ2RAPk
9. Multipage Demo App with Anchors Visualized https://youtu.be/SNkvNgevrQw
10. Fun Gadgets in QML Editor https://youtu.be/eA7VMKj32Xw
11. Demo with Interpreter and Cloud App made inside. https://youtu.be/mQrZMr6vtm4
12. Cloud App Video (1) https://youtu.be/Y6yJdSHfNLw
13. Ubuntu 16 Pre Beta Version - Nov 2018
14. Objectwheel Brief -- objectwheel https://youtu.be/ohB8K2bHv6E
15. Great Book on QML http://qmlbook.github.io/assets/qt5_cadaques.pdf -- PDF Download. 380 pages. FREE.

Important NOTES: Start with 5.12 or 5.14, 5.15. (not sure) but I would start with 5.12 https://www.qt.io/offline-installers?fbclid=IwAR0FecOvgzLZjXGNdcQjLysfTchHjDECz81IGRJ_p9ZfigLvuMhiFuSjxRg

You can't start with 6.0 or other versions of QT. You have to start with this one. This is because of licensing. As far as I know, they closed the source and want like 5K a year for QT now.

Details regarding LGPL and GPL are gonna have to be worked out. https://www.qt.io/licensing/open-source-lgpl-obligations?fbclid=IwAR2ML2DREkUf-FuLrh2OqerJZPaQSus0gGGRtgMwPyUx84g_i09BzhcFUfE#lgpl

There are also versions for Visual Studio if you prefer that, however I would suggest sticking with QT creator not Visual Studio.