Introduction to Application Development with Qt Quick

• Introduction
  • Who should read this tutorial and why
  • The journey is the target
  • Downloads
  • Help us help you
  • Related material
  • License
• Work Environment Setup
  • Installing the tools
  • Creating Qt Quick applications
  • Qt Quick Application* project type
  • Tracing what is going on
• Qt Quick Core Principles for Application Development
  • Qt Quick Compared to Classical Qt
  • Declarative vs imperative programming
  • Four cornerstones
  • Moving from a concept to a real application
• Elements as building blocks
  • Composing a basic UI with nested elements
  • Ordering elements on the screen
  • Arranging application elements on the screen
  • Properties
  • Other Visual Composition Elements
• Loading and Displaying Content
  • Accessing and loading content
  • Basic Image Parameters
  • Basic Text Parameters
  • Get ready for translation
  • Static Clock Application Code
• Using JavaScript
  • JavaScript is not JavaScript
  • More About JavaScript
  • Adding Logic to Make the Clock Tick
  • Importing JavaScript Files
• Acquire and Visualize Data
  • Models
  • Repeater and Views
• Components and Modules
  • Creating Components and Collecting Modules
  • Defining Interfaces and Default Behavior
  • Handling Scope
  • Integrated Application
  • Further Readings
• Interactive UI with Multiple Top-Level Windows
  • A Button
  • A Simple Dialog
  • A Checkbox
  • Handling Keyboard Input and Navigation
• UI Dynamics and Dynamic UI
  • Using States
  • Adding Animations
  • Supporting the Landscape Mode
  • Finalizing the Main Item
• Doing More, Learning More
  • Porting to Qt5
  • Porting to a mobile device
  • Enhancements and New Features
• Lesson Learned and Further Reading
• Annexure: JavaScript Language Overview
  • Introduction
  • The Type System
  • Expressions
  • Branching
  • Repetitions and Iterators
  • Labeled Loops, Break and Continue
  • Objects and Functions
  • Prototype-based Inheritance
  • Scopes, Closures and Encapsulation
  • Namespaces
  • Common Methods
  • Exceptions
  • Resources

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