QML and QtQuick Webinars: Creating a User Interface
This episode of the QML and QtQuick webinar series focuses on basic user interface building tools.
Kirill Krinkin, Head of FRUCT Open Source & Linux Lab , will talk about the main types of graphic elements. After watching the video, you will learn how to use QML to work with colors, gradients, graphic files and text elements - the capabilities of each element are first described by a short theoretical part, and then demonstrated in practice.
The webinar will also discuss the organization of elements on the form. In the following examples will demonstrate work with anchors ( anchors ) and indents ( margins) for positioning and aligning elements. The theoretical part will describe the possibilities and rules (restrictions) when using anchors and indents.
To consolidate the knowledge gained at the end of the webinar, Kirill Krinkin will write a simple application using the graphic elements discussed above and using anchors and indents.
Last week we published the first part of the webinar, which talked about the architecture of QML applications. If you are completely unfamiliar with this declarative programming language, then you better start viewing it from the first part.
Kirill Krinkin, Head of FRUCT Open Source & Linux Lab , will talk about the main types of graphic elements. After watching the video, you will learn how to use QML to work with colors, gradients, graphic files and text elements - the capabilities of each element are first described by a short theoretical part, and then demonstrated in practice.
The webinar will also discuss the organization of elements on the form. In the following examples will demonstrate work with anchors ( anchors ) and indents ( margins) for positioning and aligning elements. The theoretical part will describe the possibilities and rules (restrictions) when using anchors and indents.
To consolidate the knowledge gained at the end of the webinar, Kirill Krinkin will write a simple application using the graphic elements discussed above and using anchors and indents.
Last week we published the first part of the webinar, which talked about the architecture of QML applications. If you are completely unfamiliar with this declarative programming language, then you better start viewing it from the first part.