Qt Quick Components for Desktop
summary
A new Qt Quick Components for Desktop library provides native-looking desktop controls implemented in QML and styled via existing QStyle backends, published in a public repo and BSD licensed. It demos a Spotify-like app built in roughly twenty minutes using Qt Quick 1.1, desktop import, a table view with multiple columns, splitter row, toolbar and row layouts, async image loading and model binding to a C++ backend; it runs on Linux, Mac and Windows, is usable but experimental and lacks tree view and stable Qt5 window integration.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:35Agenda
- 1:43Whats Missing
- 2:57How does it work
- 3:44Qt Style
- 4:32Reusable Components
- 5:10Button
- 6:05Current Project Status
- 7:35Limitations
- 8:41Demo
- 10:03MeSpot
- 11:23Spotify
- 12:06See lots of code
- 12:27Read the code
- 14:13Qt Spotify
- 18:08Second Table
- 19:25Playlists
- 23:15Buttons
- 26:13Labels
- 35:48Current Track Position
- 37:08Album Art
- 42:16Questions
- 43:50More Questions
- 47:01Multiple Windows
- 54:01Qt Quick Limitations
- 58:19Qt Quick Base Code
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