Check out our blog posts for technical tips and news describing live of our group and projects we are working on.
In the previous entry you learned the basics of the app deployment process and installer generation. However Qt Installer Framework offers much more than that! What more can you do with this tool? For example, you can customize an installer UI in many different ways and this is what you will learn in this post.
Development is not an only part of product delivering – deployment and maintenance are both equally important parts of the product lifecycle. That is why Qt lend us a hand by providing Installer Framework. It is a set of tools that allows not only to create good-looking and functional installers but also update the app, provide tools for maintaining it, and much more. In this tutorial, you will learn the basics of Qt Installer Framework and find out how to generate your first offline installer for Windows.
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.
Qt Creator Cheat Sheet is a convenient document to improve your familiarity with Qt Creator IDE. The work of every developer can be much more effective thanks to keyboard shortcuts and our cheat sheet is full of them. You will find shortcuts for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
