Advanced Qt Programming: Creating Great Software with C++ and Qt 4
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wrote on 21 Jul 2010, 19:59 last edited by
Mark Summerfield has written another excellent book about Qt programming available as hardcover book and as watermarked non-DRM ebook (pdf).
More info "here":http://www.informit.com/store/product.aspx?isbn=0321635906.
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wrote on 22 Jul 2010, 06:43 last edited by
It seems a good book but I think my next qt book should include QML explanation too.
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wrote on 25 Jul 2010, 10:33 last edited by
[quote author="Johannes Kleimola" date="1279742386"]Mark Summerfield has written another excellent book about Qt programming available as hardcover book and as watermarked non-DRM ebook (pdf).
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Good to know that another book for C++/Qt (advanced) programming is now available! :)
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wrote on 25 Jul 2010, 14:24 last edited by
yes, i downloaded it
unfortunately, the watermark is quit noisy
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wrote on 30 Aug 2010, 11:51 last edited by
can we download it for free ? where's the link ?
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wrote on 30 Aug 2010, 11:59 last edited by
forget my last question, I hasnt reading with attention :)
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wrote on 30 Aug 2010, 18:55 last edited by
I'd be very interested in about QML book too, I wonder if such will come out soon...
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wrote on 31 Aug 2010, 07:50 last edited by
I have the book and it's quite good, especially if you looking for model/view stuff. It also shows how to use the QtConcurrent namespace, which many developer seems to miss.
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wrote on 8 Sept 2010, 07:31 last edited by
One question:
In the book the code is syntax highlighting?
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wrote on 8 Sept 2010, 10:13 last edited by
The code isn't syntax highlighted (the book is in gray-scales) but it's still very easy to read since it's only snippets from the real code and is written with another font and font-style. The full source-code can be downloaded from some site.
I had no problems reading the examples. In fact, I liked that it only contained snippets of the most important parts from the full code.
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wrote on 8 Sept 2010, 10:20 last edited by
It also should be noted that it’d be better if one would learn to read the code without syntax hiliting... Even when it eases the actual development, unless you can handle different environments where to code, you will sooner or later be in problems...
And Qt is easy to read :)
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wrote on 15 Sept 2010, 13:39 last edited by
I've got this book. It is great! So many advanced topics in one book! And it is not a problem to read the code snippets. They are tiny and are typed with another font.
I haven't started reading the book but it seems to me that it is based on the author's practical experience. I wonder what other sources of practical experience exist on the Internet. Maybe there is a blog which describes solutions of practical problems with Qt.