AlexFagrell

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   Show HN: ItGoesApp – Offline goal tracker made with Flutter(play.google.com)

   3 points by AlexFagrell 6y ago|0 comments
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   Google launches Fuchsia.dev to teach developers about Fuchsia OS(9to5google.com)

   4 points by AlexFagrell 7y ago|0 comments
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   by AlexFagrell 8y ago

   Thanks, great comment! While outlining the post, I was uncertain what to call the particular group of classes (or concern) now called the Controllers. If you look through the GitHub project, you'll find that at one point they were call
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   by AlexFagrell 8y ago

   Hey buddy! I've meant to add RSS and email to the blog but haven't got around to do it yet. Sorry... Thanks for the reminder though, I'll see what I can do over the weekend! Cheers, Alex
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   by AlexFagrell 8y ago

   Agree, unfortunately the Qt company decided to "deprecate" it, or rather to not put anymore resources into it: http://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/10/29/deprecation-of-qbs/
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   by AlexFagrell 8y ago

   Hi guys, This is the 7th post in the series "Crash course in Qt for C++ developers." Do you structure and architect your application in a similar way? Let me know what you think and I would appreciate if you have any feedback.
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   How to architect a Qt/C++ Application(cleanqt.io)

   155 points by AlexFagrell 8y ago|61 comments
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   Exploring Qt Containers(cleanqt.io)

   2 points by AlexFagrell 8y ago|0 comments
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   Qt Widgets vs. Qt Quick, part 6 in the Qt crash course series(cleanqt.io)

   5 points by AlexFagrell 8y ago|0 comments
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    MVC pattern and Model/View in Qt(cleanqt.io)

    5 points by AlexFagrell 8y ago|0 comments
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    by AlexFagrell 8y ago

    Thanks again! I agree with you!
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    by AlexFagrell 8y ago

    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
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    by AlexFagrell 8y ago

    Hey there! Thanks, great comment. I'm considering rearranging the topics when it's finished. My thinking was that the event loop is one of the first thing that you'll encounter, i.e. app.exec() in main, when using Qt. The fac
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    Show HN: Crash course in Qt for C++ developers – a blog post series

    27 points by AlexFagrell 8y ago|8 comments