C++ Network Programming With Qt Framework (Udemy.com)
Create your own interactive applications and connect them to the world
Created by: Lharrach Abdellah
Last updated August 2016
What you will learn
- understand the networking basics
- understand how Qt can help you to implement the network
- manage your own network project
- create your downloader and web browser
How it compares
Against the other 86 rated Udemy courses in C++ on CourseDuck:
- Rating3.3 out of 5among the lower-rated ones
- Reviews46#84 of 87 by number of reviews
- Length2.6 hoursshorter than 86% of them
- Last updatedAugust 2016earlier than 94% of them
Course Description
in this course we will discuss the following:
- Networking Basics: even if you don't know nothing about networking, this course will give the essentials so you can still be able to implement your networking Project.
- Network programming with Qt so you will understand how Qt deals with Networking elements and how it implements them.
- Web-Engine in Qt and how the chromium project is included in Qt.
- learn how to create a download manager (simple one) and how to work with proxies in your Application and last bun not least we will create also a simple web browser.
Instructor Details
- 3.3 Rating
46 Reviews
Lharrach Abdellah
Abdellah Lharrach is a software developer with broad experience in Java, C++, JavaScript, Solidity(Ethereum Blockchain Development) for Dapps and SQL, along with well known libraries such as Qt, Spring, Nodejs, Reactjs and others.
He is Also a huge fan of new technologies, especially Blockchain which recently has known a huge development and growth. Blockchain is going for sure to change all aspects of modern businesses, not to mention when it is used in conjuction with other technologies such as IoT and Data Science solutions.
"I joined the Udemy Studio to share all my skills with students and professionals seeking a boost in their careers.
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Reviews
By Jfz on 6/8/2023
The course was made for very beginner students. The theoretical part failed to explain why it is important for a programmer to know about that and how to apply that knowledge to networking programming. On the practical part, he could have extended the explanation of the web browser project and update it to be https type. It was a good effort as an intro to Networking programming but no more than that
By Konrad Sienicki on 1/2/2020
50% of the course off topic. There are no examples for communication using the classes QUdpSocket, QTcpServer, QTcpSocket. On the presentations a lot of typos that can mislead the listener. I suggest looking for a different course.
By Litton Qee on 12/11/2018
good. just some typos in ppt.
By Danny Teunissen on 10/16/2017
Not really consistent with knowledge. Keeps apologizing for bad naming of variables and message box titles.
By Joachim Zellner on 10/9/2017
Includes a very good introduction into network technology. I was able to run the first example (Downloader). But second one didn't compile because qwebengine and qwebenginewidgets are NOT supported by Mingw. Maybe you could add a hint to this excellent course. Many thanks for this tutorial.
By Tommi Korhonen on 6/5/2017
Interesting and nice, easy to approach structure to the build up from physical layer and up, but somewhat shallow considering the wide range covered. Some uncertainty about actual details.
By Bolivar Oscar Berrio Mayers on 4/22/2017
the course explain very good the basics of http but is really old. it would be great if the video was https or ssl and tls. but thank you for the effort
By Kyle Ong on 11/4/2016
I have only gotten through the first module... HTTP is outdated. HTTPS is the standard now. There are typos throughout the presentation and his english is slightly broken. Other than that no complaints, good material.
By Rajubuddha buddha on 9/16/2017
By Kouotou Moluh Philippe Bertrand on 4/6/2017
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Overall Score : 66 / 100








