Getting Started with Qt on Android
summary
Step-by-step setup for Qt on Android: install Qt with an Android for armv7 kit, Android SDK/NDK (Android Studio recommended), and point Qt Creator to JDK/SDK/NDK; enable Gradle on macOS/Linux. Use AVDs with use host GPU for OpenGL/QML testing; expect emulator startups of 30s–minutes. Choose one of three deploy methods: Ministro service (shared libs, breaks on Android 5.0), bundle Qt libs in APK (larger ≈15MB of used modules), or local deploy (dev only). Manage AndroidManifest (min API 13 for multimedia), sign with a keystore and back it up.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Qt on Android
- 1:45Development environment setup
- 6:25Qt Creator Android workflow
- 7:38Using Android Virtual Devices
- 12:00Configuring Android manifests
- 20:54Deployment systems
- 27:49Packaging and bundling options
- 31:10Signing applications
- 34:09Q&A session
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