Once you have created your user interfaces in Qt Designer, then you want to hook that code up with C++. In other words, you may want to get some code executed when the user chooses save in the UI, or you may want to customize the UI say disable or hide part of it, based on data coming in over the network. In this episode, you will learn how to set that up.

In this edition, we have: KDAB takes over code browser from woboq - an interview with Olivier Goffart and Till Adam. We also offer the Releases of Qt Creator 5.0 Beta, KD Soap 2.0 and KDDockWidgest 1.4, our Tool of the Month KD Toolbox, Events, Announcements and Resources.

In this last episode on "Show me your IDE", we now look at visual studio code.

Building Qt isn't that hard, and doing so helps you with more accurate position information when you debug your way in to Qt itself. In this video I'll show you the steps required to do so.

This news edition includes an interview with Nuno Pinheiro on training for Qt Design Studio, an update on KDAB Training Day in 2023, features on generative AI in Qt and synchronization in Vulkan, and announcements.

Complex multi-step processes are not rare when deploying a mature multi-executable application to an embedded target. In the first part of this video, Christoph shows a quick template script that you can use to swiftly deploy multi-app setups to your target. In a the longer, second part, Qt-Creator target configurations are explained in a tutorial. Last, you will learn how nightlies helped not only for development, but post-hoc debugging.

In the current software development landscape, low-code and no-code application frameworks are gaining traction, as they allow non-developer professionals (such as designers and domain experts) to directly contribute to digital products.

A reasonable choice of IDE when developing Qt code is Qt Creator. But there are other IDEs out there! An interesting alternative on windows is Visual Studio. In this episode, Alistair Baxter will join Jesper for a show of his favorite features from Visual Studio.

In this episode, Jesper will show you how to navigate the Qt help text most efficiently. In addition, he will also show how you get to the header files.

In this episode, we explore how to host and run your own Ollama models on a dedicated server, from setup to integration. We discuss the difficulty of self-hosting, how Ollama works, its scalability, and the available model repository. You’ll also see a live demo, watch Jan interact directly with a model, and learn how to connect Qt Creator to your own hosted model.

Following a previous clang-tidy episode, this video covers fine-tuning which checks to enable, including some bad surprises encountered. The result is an improved .clang-tidy file with additional checks, plus a script to generate the file and avoid common problems.

This edition features 25 years of KDE, what's new with Qt 6 and 3D, the new KD Bindings for C++, Library of the month KItemModels, and announcements including Qt Creator 6 release candidate and meeting C++ videos.