Qt 5 Design Patterns

Qt 5 Design Patterns with C++ For The Advanced Developer

Created by: Bryan Cairns
Computer Guru

What Will I Learn?

• Design patterns using Qt 5 and C++
• Creational patterns
• Structural patterns
• Behavioral patterns
• IO Patterns
• State patterns
• State machine framework
• Abstract Factory
• Builder
• Factory Method
• Object Pool
• Prototype
• Magic Static
• Adapter
• Bridge
• Composite
• Decorator
• Facade
• Flyweight
• Chain of responsibility
• Command
• Interpreter
• Iterator
• Mediator
• Memento
• Null Object
• Strategy
• Visitor
• Templates
• Class construction
• Memory managment
• Smart pointers
• Encapsulation
• Qt property system
• SOLID - Single-responsibility Principle
• SOLID - Open-closed Principle
• SOLID - Liskov substitution principle
• SOLID - Interface segregation principle
• SOLID - Dependency Inversion principle
• DRY - Don't repeat yourself
• KIS - Keep it simple
• RAII - Resource Acquisition Is Initialization
• Exception handling
• Auto connecting signals and slots
• Threading
• Thread Pools
• Qt Concurrent
• Threading in Widgets
• Threading in QML
• Templates
• Qt Template classes
• Pointers in templates
• QMake tricks
• CMake tricks
• Creating shared libraries
• Using shared libraries
• Loading shared libraries dynamically
• Creating plugins
• Loading plugins
• Text Streams
• Data Streams
• Data Classes
• Storing passwords
• Controlling processes
• Desktop services
• QProcess in Widgets
• QProcess in QML
• Signal connection types
• Disconnecting signals
• Serializing objects
• QML state

Requirements

• Qt Core beginners with Qt 5
• Qt Core intermediate with Qt 5
• Qt Core Advanced with Qt 5
• Qt Widgets beginners with Qt 5
• QML beginners with Qt 5
• Advanced level knowledge and experience with Qt
• Advanced level knowledge and experience with C++

Target audience

• Advanced Qt C++ developers