J.S. Cruz

As of the last post, we have a working web radio player, where we can add stations by URL, but without persistence. In this post, we’re going to add the ability to load stations from, and store station in a database, using Qt’s SQL capability.

Let’s add some UI elements that are expected to be present in any respectable program, i.e., menus and toolbars. We’ll also give the user the ability to add new audio files to the list, and import/export the playlist.

As of the last post, we have a very basic, two-column window that displays text read from a file. In this post, we’re going to add the ability to play audio files.

This is a collection/index of main Qt classes and their KDE refinements, where they exist.

As per my last post, I’m writing a program to listen to internet radio. This will be called Kadio.

Fixing UX annoyances in Kate’s Plasma widget.

I like listening to internet radio.