Blog - Qt QML Development

Blogging about the Qt framework is an excellent way to support the community of Qt Qml developers. This C++ framework features cross-platform capabilities and multi-purpose modules. Therefore Qt developers participate in totally various projects. Our Qt guys love to share their knowledge gained from work on these projects. Make sure you read this blog on Qt QML development to stay up-to-date with best practices and current trends on this topic.
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The Qt framework is a mature solution that allows you to produce software solutions for multiple platforms. This cross-platform framework supports Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, WebAssembly, and dozens of embedded platforms including micro-controllers. If you work on an Industry 4.0 project, medical device, or automotive solution, Qt is a technology of choice for you.
One of the best innovations is QML. Qt developers use this declarative programming language to create top-notch user interfaces. You find a lot of content on QML development here. QML is used together with Qt Quick module that is a totally different level of comfort when it comes to UI implementation.
How to integrate C++ and QML? Expose object and register C++ class to QML main image

How to integrate C++ and QML? Expose object and register C++ class to QML

This tutorial about how to expose object and register C++ class to Qml is the first post in the new post series on Scythe Studio blog. The series is going to be entitled “How to integrate Qml and C++”. With the new Qt 6 version it’s not that clear how to properly and easily implement this crucial mechanism in Qt software development. Especially as many people currently move to CMake from qmake. Therefore, we thought that it would be a nice opportunity to explain various ways of Qml and C++ integration in details.
Future posts will cover mechanisms like models and plugins, but for now let’s focus on the basics and let’s explain how to access C++ object from Qml and how to register C++ class to QML.

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Łukasz Kosiński Chief Executive Officer

How to write clean QML code? Improve your QML project quality main image

How to write clean QML code? Improve your QML project quality

There is no argue that QML is an amazing technology to develop an outstanding user interface matching today’s trends. The QML language has beautiful and easy to learn syntax, but the code doesn’t structure itself that. By its nature, it can easily get messy. Therefore, you need to learn how to write clean QML code in order to keep your Qt software project easily maintainable. Ergo, to make savings on money and time.

Scythe-Studio - Chief Executive Officer

Łukasz Kosiński Chief Executive Officer

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Qt Charts in Qt 6.2

The Qt Charts module provides the possibility to display various types of charts in order to visualize data. It is available in the Qt framework already for a quite long time, but the framework itself constantly evolves and it’s being improved all the time, so there were changes made to this framework as well. The newest, long-term support (LTS) version of the Qt framework is Qt 6.2 and this version includes most of the changes and improvements. Take a look at our blog post to learn more about improvements made to the Qt Charts in Qt 6.2.

Scythe-Studio - Chief Executive Officer

Łukasz Kosiński Chief Executive Officer

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