I hope the applications you made with Nuklear and Dear ImGui were only for fun, and not important for someone's job, education, or other essential tasks, because those toolkits have zero accessibility, e.g. for blind people with screen readers, as well as people with other disabilities (e.g. those who require voice or other alternative input methods).
Ah, cool. I would be more concerned if you were developing an application that was actually used by the musicians. I find it ironic that "blind musician" is such a stereotype, but many applications and plugins targeted at musicians are inaccessible.
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I hope the applications you made with Nuklear and Dear ImGui were only for fun, and not important for someone's job, education, or other essential tasks, because those toolkits have zero accessibility, e.g. for blind people with screen readers, as well as people with other disabilities (e.g. those who require voice or other alternative input methods).
For a fun way to say it, I work in the Rock and Roll business, seriously entertainment.
You are right accessibility is not supported by those 2 frameworks and that's an issue.
One of the applications I wrote simulate a LED protocol and so you just need to launch it and then use it over the network from a server.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6i-5tD8y40
Ah, cool. I would be more concerned if you were developing an application that was actually used by the musicians. I find it ironic that "blind musician" is such a stereotype, but many applications and plugins targeted at musicians are inaccessible.