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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- QML is already among the best tools for building beautiful applications for touch screen devices. But how about using QML for keyboard and mouse-centric desktop apps? This talk shares insights and best practices discovered while building Scrite ( www.scrite.io/ ) - a free and open-source desktop screenwriting application. The UI of this app is built entirely using QML. Within a short span of 11 months, beta versions of the app already have 2000 users enjoying their writing experience.
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Best video ever regarding QML. If you would make a course recreating or just explaining the whole software I would buy it right now. Thanks
That would be awesome!
Thank you for your kind words Thiago.
AMAZING presentation--extremely well put-together. Incredible piece of software as well. Thanks for showing me what I need to know!
Cool, thank you so much sir 💛
I hope you create a full tutorial about QML 😊
Thank you for your kind words Zakaria.
Better video forever. its better to start tutorials for beginners that would be helps to who are new to qt, qml
Thank you 😇
This is very impressive. Thank you.
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Thanks a lot.
Good job
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Awesome tutorial! Showing how and where the qml and c++ parts interact was very helpful.
Is it easier to make changes to the gui layer if you write the qml by hand or do it in qt quick designer?
Thanks
I have always found it easy to deal with hand-written QML.
@@PrashanthUdupa Thanks Prashanth.
By any chance have you done any integration with qml and qwt or qcustomplot for displaying graphs?
@@mehtubbhai9709 Ah.. no. I use Qt's own charting module in Scrite for the stats-report. Although, I have used Qwt before, never used it with QML though.
Amazing!
AMAZING
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