QML in Qt6
summary
Type annotations are enforced in Qt 6.7 and type assertions checked since 6.2 with value‑type fixes landed in 6.8 and a pragma to avoid surprises; a generalized group properties system now handles bindings and propertyChanges while connections uses a loose‑coupling handler for signal names. Named, constructible and structured value types since 6.5 and a unified container model makes everything array‑like so lists work as models. Remaining priorities are function and union types, bidirectional bindings, QML‑defined value types and writable delegate model data.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to QML in Qt6
- 3:34Type annotations and assertions
- 8:07Generalized group properties
- 12:14Named value types in QML
- 17:42Container types and models
- 22:04Future improvements and challenges
- 26:43Q&A session
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