Qt in Education

Hi, Did you check his "blog entries":http://www.kdab.com/author/sean-harmer/ on KDAB's site ? Hope it helps

Now where's the THUMBS UP button when you really want one! Thank you vemod.

Just thought I'd update here as well; the second course on "Qt Quick Fundamentals":http://bit.ly/qtquickfun is now available. I also have a contract for the third course on integrating C++ with QML and it's in progress. This third course is where I will discuss Q_PROPERTY and related aspects of Qt. I suspect quite a few additional Qt framework issues will also come up (like some limited multi-tasking). The offer for VIP passes is still valid, if anyone wants one, just sent me email through this forum. The VIP pass includes unlimited viewing hours for a week, course material downloads and offline viewing of courses.

Of course I have to mention that there are now two courses for Qt on Pluralsight. One is an "Introduction to Qt ":http://bit.ly/qtIntroM and the second is on the "Fundamentals of Qt Quick":http://bit.ly/qtquickfun. I created these courses. Pluralsight is a subscription based training site, but I can provide a free unlimited-hours week long pass (more than enough to get up to speed on Qt and a lot of advanced C++ courses) to anyone interested. Just contact me through this forum's email.

.net and java are commercial frameworks backed by huge corporations, qt is backed by a very small company. however, unless you're a big corporation that needs all kinds of specific guarantees, using anything else except qt for new projects is simply idiotic nowadays imho (well, even qt is an overkill for many apps, if you don't need a very fast UI you can just use a pure c++11 backend and HTML5/javascript/websockets for the fronted, that way you're as future-proof as you can get)

Thanks for the insite. I tried the examples provided in QTCreator >> Welcome after reading your comment.. they look good & run without any problem. Thank you once again :) I got the noteapp example on the QT home page(qt-project.org) >>Learning Guides http://qt-project.org/wiki/developer-guides

[quote author="Eugene89" date="1388874966"]If you are interested. Rapidshare: pdf: "http://rapidshare.com/share/3C801CF48D3E8DC704FCA3E3F57920AD":http://rapidshare.com/share/3C801CF48D3E8DC704FCA3E3F57920AD svg: "http://rapidshare.com/share/6EAB167E4D7D5546E79F57A79888C923":http://rapidshare.com/share/6EAB167E4D7D5546E79F57A79888C923[/quote] Hello Eugene, i can not visualize the links that you shared with us. I'd like to have it. How can you send it for me? Please. If you have this on another link, can you share it? Thank you so much. Regars

Thank you guys, seems to be solved! also sorry for not trying it the first time as p3c0 adviced, i tried to avoid MSVC directory renaming, as it is binded to many projects i made before, including non-Qt.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Sure it is, using the OpenSource license or the LGPL, there's no problem with that.

Hi, the terminal app example using QtSerialPort as sierdzio mentioned is a good start. A while back I set up an arduino/cubietruck vehicle, using QtSerialPort between the two embedded boards to send the control messages: https://bitbucket.org/wickwire/qtzumotruck (the terminal app is the one communicating with arduino - and in the wiki section there's the arduino specific serial port code)

Hii….. Watch this tutorial : – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKtCXUHsV70 I hope it will help you.

hii, You have two options in order to retrieve your username or password. 1)Re-install MySql and reset new ones 2)or see following link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4371/how-do-i-retrieve-my-mysql-username-and-password hope it helps

The solution is adding this QT += widgets line to your *.pro file, as JKSH said. Don't forget to save it and you'll be able now to include <QApplication> module to your main.cpp

In this case buddy means that if you have a shortcut set on your QLabel, the QLineEdit associated will get the focus (as in "the next thing you'll type will appear in that line edit")

Ok thanx alot Eddy :)

Hi, and welcome to the Qt Dev Net! [quote author="LaRainette" date="1398106709"]nothing that has been released publicly can be patented[/quote]Correct. But patents and copyrights are "not the same thing":http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/basics/definitions.jsp. In this case, we're talking about a book which has been published -- it receives a copyright, not a patent. . [quote author="LaRainette" date="1398106709"]without a proper copyright notice, publishing something publicly is equivalent to entering the public domain AFAIK.[/quote]No, copyright is "automatic":http://www.ipo.gov.uk/c-auto.htm. [quote author="LaRainette" date="1398106709"]The author probably still owns some sort of copyright but... publishing something publicly is equivalent to entering the public domain AFAIK.[/quote]Note that "public domain" means "no copyright".

@Steven: Thank you! Your patch has been approved :D @Alex: This is the beauty of an open-source project like Qt :) Everyone has the power to fix an issue they find.