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Is this possible natively? Qt UI interface

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    vivian
    wrote on 20 Sept 2017, 11:20 last edited by
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    Hello All,

    I have a designer who is helping me out with a desktop product. Not sure if this even possible.
    This looks like a web app really and really not my cup of tea but it looks really beautiful compared to the native Diagram Scene Example (http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-graphicsview-diagramscene-example.html)

    So is this possible? Any suggestion how can I proceed to even try to implement this.
    0_1505906192391_Dashboard Idea.jpg

    Thank you for the help and guidance in advance.

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      20 Sept 2017, 11:20

      Hello All,

      I have a designer who is helping me out with a desktop product. Not sure if this even possible.
      This looks like a web app really and really not my cup of tea but it looks really beautiful compared to the native Diagram Scene Example (http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-graphicsview-diagramscene-example.html)

      So is this possible? Any suggestion how can I proceed to even try to implement this.
      0_1505906192391_Dashboard Idea.jpg

      Thank you for the help and guidance in advance.

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      kshegunov
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      wrote on 20 Sept 2017, 11:24 last edited by
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      It is possible, yes, QML with Qt Quick Controls 2 can give you a similar appearance with a moderate amount of effort. It'd be much harder to achieve with the older technology - the widgets, albeit it's probably possible.

      Read and abide by the Qt Code of Conduct

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        sierdzio
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        wrote on 20 Sept 2017, 11:24 last edited by sierdzio
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        Take a look at QML and especially the new QtQuick.Controls 2 module. I would not recommend using QtWidgets for such app look.

        Edit: Ah, just a second too late ;-)

        (Z(:^

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          vivian
          wrote on 20 Sept 2017, 11:27 last edited by
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          Thank you @kshegunov and @sierdzio
          Yeah from QtWidgets to this would be a steep learning curve but I guess I should invest some time into it.
          Design dictates a lot of things now and I need to find a way to include that in my project.

          Googling for examples to help me kickstart. If anyone of you can recommend any examples I would be again thankful.

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            20 Sept 2017, 11:27

            Thank you @kshegunov and @sierdzio
            Yeah from QtWidgets to this would be a steep learning curve but I guess I should invest some time into it.
            Design dictates a lot of things now and I need to find a way to include that in my project.

            Googling for examples to help me kickstart. If anyone of you can recommend any examples I would be again thankful.

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            kshegunov
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            wrote on 20 Sept 2017, 11:29 last edited by kshegunov
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            Look here, should help to get you started alongside with the Qt's documentation. It's not very hard to get into QML - an experienced developer would need a couple of days to be able to tie up something simple, and the technology plays well with designers (one of the points of introducing it).

            Read and abide by the Qt Code of Conduct

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              vivian
              wrote on 1 Nov 2017, 12:29 last edited by vivian 11 Jan 2017, 12:29
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              Okay, I guess this is harder than I thought. I have been using VS2015 and now VS2017 for some time. With QtQuick projects, I have to move to QtCreator.

              Any other suggestions @sierdzio or @kshegunov where I can continue to work in VS2017 with QML?

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                1 Nov 2017, 12:29

                Okay, I guess this is harder than I thought. I have been using VS2015 and now VS2017 for some time. With QtQuick projects, I have to move to QtCreator.

                Any other suggestions @sierdzio or @kshegunov where I can continue to work in VS2017 with QML?

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                kshegunov
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                wrote on 2 Nov 2017, 09:27 last edited by
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                I don't work on Windows only test-compile/run so I have no idea, sorry.

                Read and abide by the Qt Code of Conduct

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