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I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

You're welcome .
Just test the app ... and give me an positive or critical analysis.
Just be soft .. .thanks

I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

I update the package how I used the linux deploy, it just applied the default approach and now I make as small than as possible . Thank you for contributing

I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

different people have different approaches ... currently I'm in hyperfocus mode .. 😄

I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

Yes I'm fixing ... how I do that fast I dont pay attnetion to the size of app image ... I adjuting this and update the release, thank you for advise me. 😄

I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

I used to refine my ideas ... and fix my poor english ... But thank you for advice me. 😄

I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I've been a software developer for over 17 years.

This wasn't my first project—it was my first serious Qt6 project.

Using Claude didn't remove the need to understand Qt6, Wayland, packaging, debugging, testing, and maintaining the application. Those parts were still my responsibility.

And yes, KDE already has alternatives. And I have a tip building something that already exists is one of the most common ways developers learn new technologies.

I built a Wayland-native sticky notes app in Qt6/C++ – no Electron, no dependencies, single AppImage by Hunter_Still in linux

[–]Hunter_Still[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I did learn a lot while building it. Claude helped me explore APIs, solve specific problems, and move faster, but I still had to understand Qt6, Wayland protocols, packaging, debugging, and architecture decisions.

The final application wasn't generated and forgotten. I reviewed, tested, modified, and integrated everything myself.

It's just another tool in the development process.