Daniel Gakwaya

The instructor delivers the lectures in a somewhat chaotic manner, and it's clear some things weren't prepared in advance. For example, they mention sometimes not knowing how things work before testing them if they work -- none of these things are actually obscure, but could have been investigated easily during the prep time for the lecture. It does not, however, interfere much in the explanation of what the instructor is setting out to explain, and in that sense I think the job is fairly adequate. It has been useful as an initiation into the framework. I also feel like the often very long explanations of the code as a preamble before showing what it does or how to do it slows down the pace a lot and makes it less engaging. There is a sense that the instructor is trying to get through it as fast as possible, as if even they consider it tedious, but it's just a subjective impression and I could be wrong. It is, nonetheless, how it comes across to me. In any case, it has been useful to me, so I'm not going to tell anyone not to get it, because it's a decent introduction into how to use the Qt Framework along with C++ to create user interfaces, though if you have attention deficits, I would say it might not be the best fit for you.
- Review by Marcos Chamosa Rodríguez on Qt 6 C++ GUI Development for Beginners : The Fundamentals