What's up, RMers?

[kyonides]

Got Brand New Spoilers!

Some of you might not be able to recall I ever tried to create a database editor of my own, but that's exactly what I've been doing, guys!

Yeah, I know, I'm no expert in programming to come up with my own GUI without depending on any known framework. That would a real nightmare anyway. So why shouldn't I reuse what's already available on the www?

That's how I ended up picking a couple of GUI's and lamenting how some of them stopped being developed or are no longer including extra scripting languages as part of their default support. Plus, I've never been a fan of javascript anyway.

Even so I found out the cross platform GUI called Qt could help me here. Of course, I haven't finished anything because the first time I've ever dealt with it I was using an old version of Ruby and Qt version 4 had some rubygem support. Nowadays we should rely on Qt 5 so forget I've ever mentioned any rubygem.

There might be easier or faster ways to get a darn window show data and let you alter it, still, I'm also learning all about its C++ components so I don't care about other options. Fine, I found Glade to be more confusing than helpful whenever you need stuff that's a bit customized.

Anyway, you can now take a look at my version of a database, using a KDE dark theme of course.
Nah, I don't need to code that dark part at all. It makes it quite convenient indeed.

Yeah, it was compiled on Kubuntu.

HiddenChest Database Mockup