Recommendations for Well-Written Open-Source QML Projects to Study
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Hello everyone,
I'm currently at an intermediate level with QML and looking to deepen my understanding by studying well-structured, real-world projects. I'm particularly interested in open-source applications that demonstrate best practices in QML and Qt Quick development, such as effective use of layouts, models, animations, and integration with C++ where applicable.
If you know of any open-source projects or repositories that are good examples of clean, maintainable QML code, I’d really appreciate your recommendations.
Thank you in advance!
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Hi
KDE comes to mind.
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Yes, I’ve come across similar recommendations in other forums, and I agree — KDE projects are some of the best examples when it comes to high-quality QML code.
That said, I was wondering if there are any other open-source projects (outside of KDE) that you would recommend studying — ideally ones that also demonstrate solid architecture, clean QML practices, and possibly QML-C++ integration.
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If memory serves well, Wireshark has had its GUI fully rewritten with Qt.
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Please also review this older (but still very relevant thread): https://forum.qt.io/topic/158013/what-s-the-most-beautiful-creative-interesting-software-made-with-qt-you-ve-seen
