
Improving performance and optimizing QML apps – Part 2
As you know, performance is a critical aspect of any application. If your QML app is slow or unresponsive, users […]
As you know, performance is a critical aspect of any application. If your QML app is slow or unresponsive, users […]
Optimization is a crucial part of the software development process, which supports meeting many business goals, however, it requires resources […]
We continue our series of blog posts about integrating C++ and QML. Last time we covered registering C++ types as singletons in QML. Today we will proceed with another frequently used technique in Qt software development ― utilizing C++ enums in QML code. In this article we continue using the most recent method of integrating C++ code and QML ― CMake command qt_add_qml_module().
In our previous post about integrating C++ and QML we have explained why it is important to integrate C++ and QML and covered the basics of this mechanism. In this article we will go into more details and discuss a specific real-life example of integrating elements which can be instantiated one-time only (aka. singletons).
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