How to scale QML based projects an Architecture vision
summary
Scalable QML projects use a disciplined structure from Daimler MBUX: unidirectional data flow with read‑only properties flowing up and commands down, a clean core/adapters architecture, and repetitive “lighthouse” entry files that expose a module’s APIs. UI is decomposed into controls → panels → views with stores injected into views; stores live on the C++ side and adapt services, enabling isolated component test harnesses. A tooling prototype, API Studio with ad hoc simulation, generates service stubs and promises a 2–4 month rollout to unblock backend dependencies.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 4:37Complexity vs. Productivity
- 8:44Directed Flow
- 14:17A ApiGear.io craft better software faster
- 20:09Clean Architecture
- 22:01Lighthouse Programming
- 23:43Repetitive Structure
- 24:11Aspects of Programming
- 25:41Structured UI
- 28:37Filesystem Layout
- 32:26Decomposable UI
- 33:24Stores
- 35:12Services
- 39:19ApiGear Mission
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