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Thanks, very true. Several people have pointed this out so I'm convinced I'll have to rearrange the order. Perhaps just start with a simple example and move the

Thanks, very true. Several people have pointed this out so I'm convinced I'll have to rearrange the order. Perhaps just start with a simple example and move the event loop/handling after Widgets/QML. I believe I'll also have to split Widgets and QML into two separate posts as those are big subjects.

geezerjay 8y ago
Just to complement my comment on Qt's event system, one place where it does play a central role in Qt's mental model is in Qt's concurrency framework. When covering that subject, the event loop and the different connection types are fundamental to understand how QObjects automagically communicate between themselves with Qt's signal-slots framework even when residing in different threads, or how Qt supports concurrency without requiring stuff to run on a separate thread.