Developing for Windows 10 With Qt
summary
Claims Qt 5.6 provides full Windows 10 support and demonstrates building an app, packaging with winddeployqt packaging, and running on desktop, Windows 10 Mobile emulator and Windows 10 IoT Core (Raspberry Pi 2) using MSVC2015 toolchains. Requires Visual Studio 2015 + SDK (enable Universal Windows app tools), clean Windows 10 install and offline VS installer; run configure with winrt mkspecs and use cdb for debugging. Creator currently cannot debug mobile/IoT from Creator (use Visual Studio); packaging still needs per-architecture appx or a packaging strategy for universal bundles.
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chapters (40)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Windows 10 Desktop
- 2:05Classic Apps
- 5:00Updates
- 6:10Debugging
- 6:26SDK Installation
- 7:12Downloading Packages
- 7:39Cloning
- 9:10Qt Creator
- 9:33Qt Plugin
- 9:59Creating a Kit
- 10:40Starting a New Project
- 11:10Deploy Qt
- 11:43Debugging Qt
- 13:00Debugging on Windows 10
- 13:35Visual Studio
- 13:45Cute Quick Controls
- 14:43Cute Config
- 15:32Cute Project
- 16:16New Get Issue
- 16:46Memory Usage
- 17:08Windows 10 Mobile
- 18:29Windows 10 Mobile Emulator
- 18:54WinRT Arm
- 20:05Run Time
- 20:41Manifests
- 22:37Custom Template
- 23:24Live Tiles
- 24:09Manifest
- 25:10XML Description
- 26:15Windows 10 IoT Core
- 27:20Windows Store
- 28:21CuteFont
- 28:50Qt Make
- 31:48Universal Windows Platform
- 33:58Summary
- 34:38Question
- 35:21Minimum deployment target
- 36:23Access to files
- 37:49QtWidgets
