Learning QT - Books?
Hello,
I have tried to run a few searches for -QT Reference, or Leaning QT - but I don't exactly get what I'm looking for. I am big on reading and applying. I still have all of my text books I still often use for reference when programming.
I want to move into developing the UI for my C++ programs and it really seems QT is the most portable. But not sure where to begin. Want to get some input on some quality books out there. I enjoy readability coupled with examples and try it yourself exercises at the end or chapters or sections.
Books like
UNIX - The Texkbook
C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design
Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ
These have been really helpful as they feel hands on.
Any suggestions are very appreciated. :)
Thank you.
I have tried to run a few searches for -QT Reference, or Leaning QT - but I don't exactly get what I'm looking for. I am big on reading and applying. I still have all of my text books I still often use for reference when programming.
I want to move into developing the UI for my C++ programs and it really seems QT is the most portable. But not sure where to begin. Want to get some input on some quality books out there. I enjoy readability coupled with examples and try it yourself exercises at the end or chapters or sections.
Books like
UNIX - The Texkbook
C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design
Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ
These have been really helpful as they feel hands on.
Any suggestions are very appreciated. :)
Thank you.
Download Qt (it's Qt, not QT BTW :) ) and just get started. Make a simple UI with some buttons and dialogues that pop up when you click on them. Use a textbook and internet resources as a reference for when you run into trouble or a concept you're not familiar with.
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