cleardental VS slate

And here is a shameless plug for my own project: A dental EHR that uses mostly QML for the frontend.

And I'm also a software engineer ;-)

Sure, its called Clear.Dental. Source code is here. The videos are outdated, but you can still check them out here.

Source code is here: https://gitlab.com/cleardental/cleardental

Topic 1: My Dental EHR Project. I am right now developing and actively using my EHR software in my dental practice. The presentation would go over the design decisions, pitfalls, and other interesting things I learned about Qt and QML.

First, a little background about myself. I was a software engineer for 5 years where I got most of my experience in using Linux. I then went to dental school and have been a practicing dentist ever since. This “report” will be more focusing on my dental practice and how I started it up. Yes, there is the EHR software that I am working on but that is a whole other long story and maybe I’ll make a dedicated post about that later.

Oddly enough, if there was too much exposure or too little exposure, the driver I wrote actually stretches the contrast accordingly. If I spent more time, I can probably find a lower kVp and exposure time and get similar results but I have a bunch of other things on my plate.

You will be adding features for Clear.Dental; which is an open source project for making an open source dental software stack ( https://gitlab.com/cleardental/cleardental )

I actually wrote my own. Clear.Dental

One of my favorites for tilemap creation specifically is Slate (https://github.com/mitchcurtis/slate), otherwise I use gimp or lately pixelorama as others have recommended. Pixelorama is better for animated or static sprites in my opinion, but Slate has a very unique tilemap editor. It is a little complicated at first, but after a bit being able to lay out tiles next to each other and edit them in place is incredible.