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In this post we will see how to remove the background from a given image. This will be a pretty simple article in fact, but at least it could serve as reference later on how to use this new script command.

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Trying yet another approach now to keep track of my devlogs, this time trying to focus on specific points in dedicated blog articles to try to cut things down into more manageable pieces. Let's see if this works better for me ;-).

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My homeCtrl app is finally running fine in Chrome on my android phone, but the interface is currently not very convinient, so I think I need to redesign that to make it easier to use from a phone or tablet or small screen. Let's get started right away!

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Allright guys, as mentioned in my previous article, I should now find how to deal with brotli decompression for my wasm file when downloading that from the server. Let's rock it baby 😆!

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Going back to the WASM implementation of the HomeCtrl tool now, since I just failed with my initial experiment with Kivy. If I can get the WASM version to work at least, then I might be able to use that from my phone for a while (until I find a better solution?)

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So, lately I've been messing around a lot with my homectrl system since I had to replace the raspberry pi handling all this. And as a result of course, I also refactored the software layer (everything now available as part of the NervHome project, in the nvp/home folder) and broke the compatibility with my existing android app 🤣

Now it's time to try to restore this, but really, I don't want to have anything to do with the Android Studio, gradle, and IDE interactions in this process. So I'm now considering using kivy to provide a python implementation instead. Let's see where we can go with this…

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So, continuing today from the end of our last session, where I introduced some initial minimal QT6 bindings to be able to display a very simple window with a menu bar, and handling a signal connection in lua. This time, we will try to improve a bit on this initial implementation to try to collect all the QT signals automatically when generating the bindings 👍! Let's see if the idea I have will work 😎

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In this post I'm covering the compilation of QT6 on linux, and then I continue with more lua bindings on windows: that second part was a lot of fun actually, and I ended up with a working minimal QT window built completely from lua 😁! There is still a lot to do here, but who knows, maybe someday I'm gonig to replace pyQT6 this way ?! 🤣. Just keep reading below if you're interested in some painful errors or brief moment of joy on this journey ;-)

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