Any news about a Qt 5 book for beginners?
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Hello,
I saw in this forum that quite a few people were looking for a Qt 5 book a few years ago. I'm also searching for this kind of book, so does anyone here know about such a thing? I'd like to learn Qt 5 for Widget development, as I have seen some newer Qt Quick books.Thanks for your help.
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There's this online book http://qmlbook.github.io/index.html I saw also a printed book in french, but I can't find it right now, I'll keep looking
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We have a Books page on the wiki , but apparently it is out of date.
@JKSH would you mind adding those two books there? -
@tekojo said:
We have a Books page on the wiki , but apparently it is out of date.
@JKSH would you mind adding those two books there?Done :) Page needs a cleanup though,
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@Pro-Grammer Not a book, but there is a series of three video courses available on Pluralsight on Qt. The second in the series focuses on Qt Quick and the third focuses on integrating Qt-Quick with C++. A month's subscription is typically less than a typical technical book and it gets you access to the entire catalog of 4,000 courses (and growing daily). Right now, Pluralsight is having a 40% off sale annual subscriptions to celebrate the 4,000th course being added. If you want a VIP pass good for a week of unlimited viewing send me a message through the forum.
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Actually use this account to reach me via the chat feature. The Rolias_reboot login was temporary while I figured out how to get my original account back. Sorry about that.
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@Pro-Grammer I've been learning Qt programming for a while now. The best source of information is (in my opinion) the official documentation you already mentioned (C++ skills are required of course). Qt Assistant is a good tool for browsing the documentation. You can also use the help section of Qt Creator. Additionally there are a lot of useful examples available (you already picked one of them).
[EDIT: Spam link removed. --JKSH]
