Qt-QML Practical Examples

Qt-QML Practical Examples, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 69 lectures, based on 84 reviews, and has 1111 subscribers.

You will learn about Qt-Quick application development Practical GUI example using Qt-QML and C++ Creating Automobile dashboard UI design and simulator Creating Multifeatured Notpad Application Simple REST API Client using Qt. This course is ideal for individuals who are Application developers or C++ Developers or Computer Science Students or Software professionals or Software Engineers or GUI developers or Automobile UI developers It is particularly useful for Application developers or C++ Developers or Computer Science Students or Software professionals or Software Engineers or GUI developers or Automobile UI developers.

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Summary

Title: Qt-QML Practical Examples

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 69

Number of Published Lectures: 69

Number of Curriculum Items: 69

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 69

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Qt-Quick application development

Practical GUI example using Qt-QML and C++

Creating Automobile dashboard UI design and simulator

Creating Multifeatured Notpad Application

Simple REST API Client using Qt.

Who Should Attend

Application developers

C++ Developers

Computer Science Students

Software professionals

Software Engineers

GUI developers

Automobile UI developers

Target Audiences

Application developers

C++ Developers

Computer Science Students

Software professionals

Software Engineers

GUI developers

Automobile UI developers

Qt-QML  Practical Examples

A real software development experience is necessary to build up the skillset in GUI development framework like Qt QML. This course offers a real software development training with the help of simple application examples. 

Prerequisite :

Basic level of C++

Understanding of Qt-QML framework

This course covers step by step implementation of following application examples using Qt-QML and C++.

1. Automobile dashboard design and simulation: This is a Qt-QML based design for car dashboard. This also have a simulator implemented at backend to provide more realistic data to UI.  Concepts you will learn here are :  Integrating QML and C++,  CircularGauge, CircularGaugeStyle, Number Animation, QTimers, Image, Canvas.

2. Notepad application :This is basic notepad application with which you can create, edit and modify the text files. Operations include formatting, layout, font color, font family. Also support for HTML document for rich text format support. You will learn about  Qt-Quick controls, Qt shortcuts, QTextDocument, FontDialog, Text processing, File operations, HTML files, file printing

3. Simple REST Client:This is very simple REST Client application using public REST APIs to show useful information. You will learn about QNetwork, QNetworkAccessManager, QNetworkReply, QJsonDocument, QSSL configs.

All above examples are explained in depth details. For each lecture a demo able sours code is available as downloadable resource. Users can download these source code packages and tryout on own either during the lectures or afterwards. This will help you to get hands on on programming and debugging. 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Qt installation and setup

Lecture 1: installation

Lecture 2: setup

Lecture 3: How to use downloadable source code

Chapter 3: Automobile Dashboard

Lecture 1: Dashboard – speedometer – accelerator 1

Lecture 2: Dashboard – speedometer – accelerator 2

Lecture 3: Dashboard – speed and gear info

Lecture 4: Dashboard – Turn Indicator 1

Lecture 5: Dashboard – Turn Indicator 2

Lecture 6: Dashboard – Turn Indicator 3

Lecture 7: Dashboard – RPM meter

Lecture 8: Dashboard – Adding Engine configuration and processor

Lecture 9: Dashboard – Adding configuration 1

Lecture 10: Dashboard – Adding configuration 2

Lecture 11: Dashboard – Adding configuration 3

Lecture 12: Dashboard – Adding configuration 4

Lecture 13: Dashboard – Adding configuration 5

Lecture 14: Dashboard – Calculating speed from RPM

Lecture 15: Dashboard – Upshifting with all gears.

Lecture 16: Dashboard – Downshift with all gears and Brakes

Lecture 17: Dashboard – Synchronizing UI list model with Engine Configuration

Lecture 18: Dashboard – Synchronizing Upshift RPM configuration.

Lecture 19: Dashboard – Placing Fuel gauge and temperature indicator.

Lecture 20: Dashboard – Style and Layout for Fuel Gauge

Lecture 21: Dashboard – Integrating Fuel Gauge with backend C++ controller

Lecture 22: Dashboard – Style and Layout for Temperature Gauge, Integration with backend

Lecture 23: Dashboard – Showing warning indicators

Lecture 24: Dashboard – Showing warning indicators2

Lecture 25: Dashboard – Showing warning indicators3

Lecture 26: Dashboard – Showing warning indicators4

Lecture 27: Dashboard – Distance display layout and style

Lecture 28: Dashboard – Distance calculation and connecting to view

Chapter 4: REST Client

Lecture 1: REST Client project creation and configs.

Lecture 2: REST Client – Adding QNetworkManager

Lecture 3: REST Client – GET and POST request overview

Lecture 4: REST Client – adding QNetworkRequest

Lecture 5: REST Client – Registering C++ class in QML context

Lecture 6: REST Client – Sending Get request and receiving response.

Lecture 7: REST Client – Showing response JSON on UI.

Lecture 8: REST Client – Formatting response text area

Lecture 9: REST Client – Displaying APOD Image on UI

Lecture 10: REST Client – Getting APOD image for selected Date

Chapter 5: Notepad Application

Lecture 1: Notepad Project creation and configs

Lecture 2: Notepad – Adding menu bar

Lecture 3: Notepad – Adding Menu Item in Menu – layout

Lecture 4: Notepad – Adding header, foot, content layout

Lecture 5: Notepad – Adding action for open and save file

Lecture 6: Notepad – Resolving File Dialog warnings

Lecture 7: Notepad – Adding actions for cut, copy, paste

Lecture 8: Notepad – Adding QQuickTextDocument and DocumentController

Lecture 9: Notepad – Adding QTextDocument and Loading file content from drive.

Lecture 10: Notepad – saving plaintext content in same file.

Lecture 11: Notepad – Adding Toolbar icons – save, cut, copy, paste, undo, redo

Lecture 12: Notepad – Adding new file functionality

Lecture 13: Notepad – Adding cursor position trackers

Lecture 14: Notepad – Getting QTextCursor from QTextDocument

Lecture 15: Notepad – Adding Control for text color

Lecture 16: Notepad – Set color of the character blocks using QTextCursor.

Lecture 17: Notepad – Set font size of the character blocks using QTextCursor.

Lecture 18: Notepad – Save and load formatted text as html document.

Lecture 19: Notepad – Save as and Initial save functionality.

Lecture 20: Notepad – Set Font Family for text

Lecture 21: Notepad – Adding setFormatting function.

Lecture 22: Notepad – Adding bold, italic, underline functions.

Lecture 23: Notepad- Adding Undo and Redo Functionality.

Lecture 24: Notepad- Showing current filename on title bar

Lecture 25: Notepad- text alignment : left, center, right

Lecture 26: Notepad- print dialog

Lecture 27: Notepad- print to PDF / printer

Instructors

Omkar D
Instructor at Udemy

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