Welcome to this beginner's crash course on the Qt framework. If you're new to Qt, it's a powerful tool for building cross-platform applications, meaning you can create apps that work on different operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux, using a single codebase. Qt is used by many top companies like Autodesk, Skype, and The Qt Company, making it a popular choice for building professional-grade applications. In this video, we'll show you how to get started with Qt and create a simple calculator app from scratch. So let's dive in!
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to the Video
00:36 Downloading and Installing the Qt Creator IDE
03:55 Launch the IDE and change the Theme
04:21 Create the Project
06:09 Take a look at the files created by the Wizard
06:51 Qt Creator Interface, Windows and Views
08:36 Design the UI
12:46 Creating Event Handlers and Coding the Logic
15:36 How to learn Qt, Qt Documentation, Stackoverflow and Google
17:06 More Coding
17:44 Run the Application inside the IDE
18:04 Exporting the Application
22:18 Ranting about why you should join our Telegram Group
23:15 Running the App outside of the IDE
24:16 Application File size and more Qt Stuff
26:13 Recap on what we did today
28:29 Ranting about how Fast Qt is
29:01 UI Customizability in Qt
29:34 Cross-platform capability and Conclusion
30:12 Thank you for Watching
Before we can get started with creating our app, we need to install the Qt framework. You can download the Qt framework from the official Qt website, and the installation process is straightforward. We'll be using Qt Creator, which is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for the Qt framework. Once you've downloaded the Qt framework, simply run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process. Once you've installed Qt Creator, we can move on to creating our project.
Qt Website: qt.io/
Download Qt Online Installer for Open Source Page: www.qt.io/download-qt-installer
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4 авг 2024
