QuickViewer Committee.

[kanryu]

I checked the fork page for this repository for the first time in a while.

@HashidaTKS @nai62 @MercerRH

You all appear to be actively committed. I recommend that you collaborate with one another. Please write down the specific tasks each of you is aiming to accomplish.

As a shared task, the first step will be to enable the Quick Viewer to be built on your PC. This process requires experience with Qt.

First, learn how to build and debug using Qt Creator, the official Qt IDE.

Once you understand the necessary tasks, you can switch to an editor you are more familiar with, such as Visual Studio 2022 or Visual Studio Code.

I support your activities. :)

[nai62]

Thanks for reaching out. First of all, I really appreciate the work you put into creating QuickViewer and building such a great foundation for the project.

My fork has already diverged quite a bit from the original repository. I have been doing fairly extensive cleanup and reorganization of the codebase, adding and expanding tests, fixing bugs, and refactoring several parts of the application with maintainability in mind. I have also been working on performance improvements and adding benchmarks so that performance changes can be measured rather than judged subjectively.

For the time being, I would prefer to continue exploring and improving the codebase independently and at my own pace, rather than closely coordinating development or committing to a shared development plan or division of tasks.

Once things become more stable, I would of course be happy to share useful findings or changes that may also benefit the original project.

Thanks again for creating QuickViewer and making its source available.