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This document summarizes a webinar on Qt's object model. It discusses how Qt's classes can be divided into identity types like QObject that derive from C++ and extend it with features using a meta-object system, and value types like QVariant that use copy-on-write. It covers how QObject is the heart of Qt's object model and includes features like memory management, object properties, introspection, signals and slots, and event handling. It also discusses QVariant's role as a union for common value types, and how to make custom classes use QVariants and properties.
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Reusing Existing C++ Code
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This document provides an overview and introduction to Qt for beginners. It covers the key features of Qt including writing code once to target multiple platforms. The agenda includes a C++ refresher on core concepts like objects, classes and signals/slots. It demonstrates a basic "Hello World" application in both C++ and QML. Core Qt classes covered are containers, iterators, QObject and signals/slots. The document looks ahead to covering more advanced Qt topics in future parts.
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This document provides an overview of developing applications for the iPhone using Objective-C and the UIKit framework. It discusses Objective-C concepts like classes, memory management, categories and protocols. It also covers the iPhone UIKit including views, navigation controllers, tab bar controllers and table views. Other topics include data storage options like property lists, SQLite and web services. Sample code is provided to demonstrate various Objective-C and iPhone programming concepts.
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