Nowadays, everywhere we look, no matter if it’s a real-life shop or web page, we can see these little, simple and useful, black and white rectangles. Barcodes & QR codes are everywhere, with their usefulness proven over the years. That is why we decided to create a custom Qt & QML wrapper for barcode & QR code processing. In this post, we will show how easy it is to generate and display a barcode and what’s going on behind the scenes in our code.
Qt and QML provide solutions to almost every problem. However there are some platform-specific edge cases when using native code can make things nice and easy – all thanks to Qt tools allowing you to use native code in your project. In this post, we will take a closer look at how to interface Android Java code with Qt.
How to track keyboard usage in the background using Qt and QML on Windows? We will show you the solution for Windows which has this feature. Let’s break it into pieces to make sure that you will know how it is working from inside out.
Many applications require to have a barcodes scanner among other features. This feature exists for a long time as well as ready-made implementations for it. Anyway, time flies and old solutions become inefficient or not compatible at all. As a result of it, we decided to implement a barcodes wrapper for Qt & QML projects that is up to date and follow modern code standards. In this post, you will learn how does it work and how to scan barcodes in your QML application using our custom wrapper.
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