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Qt 5 QML For Beginners: The Fundamentals, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 99 lectures, based on 1888 reviews, and has 7526 subscribers.

You will learn about The basics of working with the QML language Working with Qt Quick basic elements and building your own in QML Signals and slots in QML Working with input elements Working with Javascript in QML Positioning elements in QML Running your QML Apps on Android Qt Quick Controls 2 framework Working with Dialogs in QML Models,Views and Delegates Transforms,Transitions and Animations Networking : Fetching HTTP Data and JSON(REST) APIs Settings and Local Storage This course is ideal for individuals who are Designers willing to jump into Qt Quick Prototyping and UI Design or Existing Qt C++ Programmers willing to add Qt Quick to their Arsenal or Anyone willing to build Fluid and Dynamic User Interfaces capable of running on desktop, mobile and embedded devices It is particularly useful for Designers willing to jump into Qt Quick Prototyping and UI Design or Existing Qt C++ Programmers willing to add Qt Quick to their Arsenal or Anyone willing to build Fluid and Dynamic User Interfaces capable of running on desktop, mobile and embedded devices.

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Title: Qt 5 QML For Beginners: The Fundamentals

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 99

Number of Published Lectures: 99

Number of Curriculum Items: 99

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • The basics of working with the QML language
  • Working with Qt Quick basic elements and building your own in QML
  • Signals and slots in QML
  • Working with input elements
  • Working with Javascript in QML
  • Positioning elements in QML
  • Running your QML Apps on Android
  • Qt Quick Controls 2 framework
  • Working with Dialogs in QML
  • Models,Views and Delegates
  • Transforms,Transitions and Animations
  • Networking : Fetching HTTP Data and JSON(REST) APIs
  • Settings and Local Storage

Who Should Attend

  • Designers willing to jump into Qt Quick Prototyping and UI Design
  • Existing Qt C++ Programmers willing to add Qt Quick to their Arsenal
  • Anyone willing to build Fluid and Dynamic User Interfaces capable of running on desktop, mobile and embedded devices

Target Audiences

  • Designers willing to jump into Qt Quick Prototyping and UI Design
  • Existing Qt C++ Programmers willing to add Qt Quick to their Arsenal
  • Anyone willing to build Fluid and Dynamic User Interfaces capable of running on desktop, mobile and embedded devices

Important note : There is an update of this  course to Qt 6. If  you’re just starting out, that’s what you should take. Take this if you have a specific reason to target Qt 5.

Qt Quick (QML) is the latest and greatest technology from the Qt Framework, to build slick looking , fluid, dynamic and cross platform User Interfaces that can run mobile devices(Android,IoS, touch devices (embedded) and any major desktop platform out there(Linux,Windows,Mac). Qt Quick can be used to build stand-alone applications, but it can also be interfaced and/or extended with a C++ back end.

The main aim of this course is to help you succeed in becoming a Qt Quick/QML GUI Designer and do so in the most effective amount of time possible. The course is packed with lots of straight to the point, easy to understand  demos, that are carefully designed to help you master a given Qt Quick  UI development topic at hand.

The target student is anyone willing to add Qt Quick/QML UI design to their stack of skills. While Qt Quick is built on top of Qt and C++, no knowledge of Qt or C++ is required. The course will equally be useful to both designers willing to jump into Qt Quick and existing C++ developers willing to level up their skills in fluid UI design.

We start by getting your development environment set up and get you to run your first Qt Quick application. We then jump into topics like

  • Dissecting the QML Syntax , where we explore subjects like the QML syntax, Basic Types of QML,  Properties and Handlers,Property Binding and the Qt Quick Global Object;

  • Qt Quick Basic Elements, and look at elements like Rectangle,Text, Image and Item;

  • Signals and Slots;

  • Working with Javascript, where we explore the javascript environment available to you in QML, where and how to type your Javascript code in QML files, functions and scope and importing external Javascript files;

  • User Input Elements : TextInput, TextEdit, MouseArea and drag and drop, Keys Attached Properties, KeyNavigation and FocusScope

  • Qt Quick Positioning and explore subjects like Anchors, Positioners, Layouts and Flow

  • Qt Quick on Mobile Devices : we take you on a detailed journey on how to run your Qt Quick Apps on Android and guide you on how you would do the same on IoS.

  • Qt Quick Controls  where we explore a host of Ui Components available and ready to be consumed by your awesome apps ;

  • Dialogs : ColorDialog, FileDialog,FontDialog, MessageDialog and Custom Dialogs

  • Model , View and Delegate where we explore the pieces of the puzzle needed to take advantage of the Model View Delegate Architeture in Qt Quick

  • Transitions, Transforms and Animations  : Oooh Animations! This is the most fun and captivating subject for me in Qt Quick. We take you on a tour of how you animate your Qt Quick Components and bring your designs to life using tricks like states and transitions.

  • Network : We show you how to download HTTP data using XmlHttpRequest and how to consume REST APIs in your Qt Quick apps using the same Javascript Object

  • Storage : We first use the Settings component from the Qt.labs module to save and load your applications settings and do the same thing using the LocalStorage module that is backed by an embedded SQLite database.

Qt is the platform of choice for thousands of software projects and some of the most successful companies on the planet. Learning Qt Quick will certainly level up your abilities in taking advantage of this rich and awesome framework. Please check out some of the preview videos and lets get you STARTED building slick and fluid User Interfaces with Qt Quick.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Important notice: PLEASE READ!

Lecture 2: Welcome

Lecture 3: Install Qt & Tools on Windows

Lecture 4: Installing Qt & Tools on Linux

Lecture 5: Running your QML Applications

Lecture 6: Join the Official Support Channels

Lecture 7: About Qt Technologies

Chapter 2: Dissecting the QML Syntax

Lecture 1: QML Syntax : An Overview

Lecture 2: Basic Types of the QML Language-Part1

Lecture 3: Basic Types of the QML Language-Part2

Lecture 4: Property Binding in QML

Lecture 5: The QtQuick Global Object

Lecture 6: Properties and Handlers

Chapter 3: Qt Quick Basic Elements

Lecture 1: A tour of Qt Quick basic Elements Part 1 : Item, Rectangle and Text

Lecture 2: A tour of Qt Quick basic Elements Part 2 : Image

Lecture 3: Building your own custom elements

Chapter 4: Signals and Slots

Lecture 1: Signals and Slots Explained

Lecture 2: Signals and Slots Demo1

Lecture 3: Signals and Slosts Demo2 ( Have two external components communicate)

Chapter 5: User Input Elements

Lecture 1: User Input Elements Overview

Lecture 2: TextInput Element

Lecture 3: TextEdit Element

Lecture 4: MouseArea , Drag and Drop

Lecture 5: Keys Attached Properties

Lecture 6: Key Navigation

Lecture 7: Focus Scope

Chapter 6: Working with Javascript

Lecture 1: How Javacript fits into QML

Lecture 2: Javascript Used in QML Code

Lecture 3: Functions and Scope

Lecture 4: Direct Import of External JS Files

Lecture 5: Indirect Import of External JS Files

Chapter 7: Qt Quick Positioning

Lecture 1: Qt Quick Positioning Offerings(Intro)

Lecture 2: Anchors Part1

Lecture 3: Anchors Part2

Lecture 4: Positioners

Lecture 5: Layouts

Lecture 6: Flow

Chapter 8: Qt and Qt Quick on Mobile Devices

Lecture 1: Qt on Multiple Platforms

Lecture 2: Android Environment Setup

Lecture 3: Running your Qt Quick App on Android

Lecture 4: Qt on IOS

Chapter 9: Qt Quick Controls

Lecture 1: Qt Quick Controls Introduction

Lecture 2: Button Control

Lecture 3: Button Control (Mobile) : Yet another Qt on Android Demo

Lecture 4: Busy Indicator Control

Lecture 5: CheckBox Control

Lecture 6: ComboBox Control

Lecture 7: Delay Button

Lecture 8: Dial Control

Lecture 9: Frame

Lecture 10: GroupBox, RadioButton and CheckBox

Lecture 11: SwipeView and PageIndicator

Lecture 12: ProgressBar

Lecture 13: RangeSlider

Lecture 14: Flickable and ScrollBar

Lecture 15: Slider

Lecture 16: Switch

Lecture 17: Page, SwipeView and TabBar

Lecture 18: Background Property of the TextArea Control

Lecture 19: TextArea

Lecture 20: TextField and Label

Lecture 21: SplitView Control

Lecture 22: Drawer Control

Lecture 23: SpinBox Control

Lecture 24: Application Window and Menus (Desktop)

Chapter 10: Dialogs

Lecture 1: Introduction to Dialogs in Qt Quick

Lecture 2: ColorDialog

Lecture 3: FileDialog

Lecture 4: FontDialog

Lecture 5: MessageDialog

Lecture 6: CustomDialogs

Lecture 7: Qt5.12 Note : Dialog Component Binding Loop Warning

Chapter 11: Models Views and Delegates

Lecture 1: Introduction to Model View Architecture

Lecture 2: ListView and ListModel

Lecture 3: Using a Direct(Inline) Models and Delegates

Lecture 4: Decorations : Headers, Footers and Highlights

Lecture 5: Decorations : Sections

Lecture 6: Repeaters

Lecture 7: Modifying your Models Dynamically

Lecture 8: GridView

Lecture 9: XMLListModel

Chapter 12: Transforms, Transitions and Animations

Lecture 1: Introduction to Transforms, Transitions and Animations

Lecture 2: Working with Transforms

Lecture 3: Working with Animations

Lecture 4: Standalone Animations

Lecture 5: Easings Explained

Lecture 6: Grouped Animations

Lecture 7: Demo : Animated Ball Bounce

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