I'm a C++ developer needing help with GUI for the open source project SCRAM.
The project addresses the lack of free, open-source probabilisitic risk analysis tools
(fault trees, event trees, markov chains, petri nets, bayesian-networks, etc).
Currently, a set of command-line tools have been developed,
but unfortunately, most users ask for a GUI.
The GUI development is somewhat new, alien, and rather constraining for me, personally,
so I seek help of anyone who would be interested in modeling, visualizing and graphical processing
of complex systems, trees, graphs, diagrams, networks, and data in general.
Even general advice and review of the code or sharing experience would be helpful.
If you are interested in analysis itself,
that would be great as well since there are a lot of interestign algorithms and heuristics
to implement in the non-GUI part as well.
The project uses modern C++14, Qt5, and Python.
It's cross-platform (targets Windows and Mac as well).
Hi, i have a little bit of experience with Qt through the PyQt Python bindings and am learning more (i recently ordered the C++ Qt book "Mastering Qt 5"). I have a computer science degree and could also be interested in the theoretical part
Please feel free to contact me via email at
tord (dot) dellsen (at) protonmail (dot) com
or via XMPP on
tord (at) jabber (dot) at
and i'll be happy to send my CV or other information you want
Kind Regards,
Tord
Gothenburg, Sweden https://github.com/SunyataZero/
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Hi all,
I'm a C++ developer needing help with GUI for the open source project
SCRAM.
The project addresses the lack of free, open-source probabilisitic risk analysis tools
(fault trees, event trees, markov chains, petri nets, bayesian-networks, etc).
Currently, a set of command-line tools have been developed,
but unfortunately, most users ask for a GUI.
The GUI development is somewhat new, alien, and rather constraining for me, personally,
so I seek help of anyone who would be interested in modeling, visualizing and graphical processing
of complex systems, trees, graphs, diagrams, networks, and data in general.
Even general advice and review of the code or sharing experience would be helpful.
If you are interested in analysis itself,
that would be great as well since there are a lot of interestign algorithms and heuristics
to implement in the non-GUI part as well.
The project uses modern C++14, Qt5, and Python.
It's cross-platform (targets Windows and Mac as well).
The work is hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/rakhimov/scram
where you can also find all the ticket you can help with.
The SourceForge page of the project: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/iscram
Hi, i have a little bit of experience with Qt through the PyQt Python bindings and am learning more (i recently ordered the C++ Qt book "Mastering Qt 5"). I have a computer science degree and could also be interested in the theoretical part
Please feel free to contact me via email at
tord (dot) dellsen (at) protonmail (dot) com
or via XMPP on
tord (at) jabber (dot) at
and i'll be happy to send my CV or other information you want
Kind Regards,
Tord
Gothenburg, Sweden
https://github.com/SunyataZero/