To be blunt, if you don't know anything about C++ software development, why are you even trying to build a C++ / Qt project from source code?I know something about HTML/CSS/JS, but nothing about C++ and QT
This assumes you are a Qt developer and have a properly-configured Qt development environment. Simply downloading and installing Qt Creator and not the whole Qt distribution (if that's what you did when you say "I tried to download QT Creator and build myself") is not sufficient.> **Build:**
> - check out `git checkout git@github.com:zhangshine/MdCharm.git`
> - Open "MdCharm.pro" by Qt Creator and click "Build"
I looked at just the main.cpp file from this distribution and can already see problems. In particular, the source code contains hard-coded references to linux file names and paths. This won't work on Windows without changes. There are probably other issues in the code which will require time and understanding to fix or work around. If you aren't a C++ and Qt developer and don't know how to recognize and fix problems, you probably aren't going to be able to build this on your own.
Maybe someone else here is willing to take this on. I don't have any use for a markdown editor, so I can't take the time to try to build a binary for you. There is more to it than that, though. Not only do you need the binaries for the project (and there is more than just the executable - the project looks like it contains DLLs as well), you also need an installer that will install those binaries along with all of the Qt and Windows dependencies on your system. This is not as simple as "click Build".




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