How FELGO enhances application development with Qt
summary
Felgo adds a Qt layer that ships a live server/client pair and a hot code reloading system that preserves QML state across edits, speeding real-device iteration; demonstrates a JIRA time‑tracking app (470 lines of code) that runs on mobile, desktop, embedded and web using responsive split‑view navigation and over 200 Felgo APIs. It provides SP/DP density functions for consistent physical sizes, native platform theming, background C++ list models for sorting/filtering to avoid UI thread stalls, plus components for keyboard/keyboard‑safe areas, swipe actions and floating action buttons.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction to FELGO
- 1:49Live coding setup
- 2:55Code reloading features
- 7:36Density independent sizing
- 11:16Login page UX best practices
- 14:27Time tracking app demo
- 15:30Responsive layout support
- 17:19Platform theme simulation
- 19:31Real device streaming
- 21:15Native control integration
- 22:59Theming and branding
- 24:06Animation best practices
- 25:52Touch interaction components
- 26:55Performance optimization
- 28:04Summary and resources
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