In our new How-To With True video series, we put five popular graphics platforms to the test on the phyCORE-i.MX 8M Plus. From setup to real-time demos, see how LVGL, Embedded Wizard, Qt 6, Kivy, and Flutter perform in an embedded environment. Watch the full series below!
How-To With True: Graphics Platforms on the phyCORE-i.MX 8M Plus
When it comes to embedded UI development, choosing the right graphics platform can make all the difference. In our How-To With True video series, we take a deep dive into five popular frameworks—LVGL, Embedded Wizard, Qt, Kivy, and Flutter—all running on the phyCORE-i.MX 8M Plus. Each episode walks you through setup, key features, and real-time demos, giving you a hands-on look at how these platforms perform in an embedded environment. Check out the full series below and discover which UI toolkit best fits your project!
Episode 1 – Qt
Qt is a robust cross-platform framework known for its powerful UI capabilities and performance in embedded systems. Qt 6 offers a flexible, scalable approach to building modern graphical applications.
Episode 2 – LVGL
LVGL is a lightweight graphics library designed specifically for embedded systems. It’s optimized for resource-constrained devices while still offering smooth animations and a highly customizable UI.
Episode 3 – Embedded Wizard
Embedded Wizard is a high-performance GUI development framework tailored for embedded applications. It enables fast rendering, smooth animations, and an intuitive workflow for creating polished user interfaces.
Episode 4 – Kivy
Kivy is an open-source Python framework for building multi-touch applications. It’s great for developers looking for a flexible and dynamic way to create interactive UIs.
Episode 5 – Flutter
Flutter is Google’s popular UI toolkit known for its cross-platform capabilities. With strong animation support and a reactive programming model, Flutter brings a modern feel to embedded UI development.
