Qt Widgets for Beginners with C++ (Udemy.com)

The Complete Examples section was particularly-helpful for practice. This course is a more comprehensive Beginner + Intermediate level, since it is so long. It covers almost everything about building widgets in Qt.

A short summary either at the beginning or the end of the video would be great about what will be/has been shown in the video. Each section should be limited to the main subject only. Demonstrating horizontal/vertical layouts at this stage is totally unnecessary and users will only have difficulties using them if they do not understand the layout fundamentals.

This course has been great in terms of showing you all the different ways to approach creating a application. The instructor moves at a great pace and each video seems like it has a purpose rather then seeming useless. If you want to make desktop applications in Qt and don't know where to start, definitely this course is the best.

As far as I gone in this and with my prior experience with QTCreator I still managed to learn more about how to create applications in QT and C++ and how to use features I previously would not have used that will prove useful in the future.

Bryan Cairns ist der beste Kurslehrer, die ich bei Udemy kenne. Das Audio ist von hoher Qualität (das ist leider bei den Udemy Kursen die Ausnahme), das Video immer ausreichend auflösend (auch das ist nicht bei allen Kursen so) und die Didaktik hervorragend. Kann ich nur weiterempfehlen!

I was interested in learnig GUI with C++ and this corse was very helpfull. I also liked the row video without editing because you can se the normal errors thath everyone can do from bad typing to logical error, it is a good choice to make them.

A lot of new things, lot of practice and to top it, I was able to write the code for char server myself.. phew. The instructor was quick to answer and gave a lot of pointers but I had to sit doc.qt.io to look at the qt docs. i obviously don't expect the instructor to tell all. Using what was taught and looking at what was available in QT docs, I was able to do a lot of experiments. I need to practice the QT Model programming though and look at lectures again to make sure I understand how it is implemented in all. I wish the quizzes need improvement and I have put it out in questions. I hope the instructor corrects them. There was also a mistake in github code which I pointed out and it was duly corrected (practical example of raw coding). The raw coding, boosted my confidence. What I know is that no one is a perfect coder and all make mistakes. I also did the same mistake twice (put init in dialog destructor and then wondering why no buttons in QDialogButtonBox. I do wish to see media player and other advanced widgets in action as I need to use it practically. I hope courses come up for that very soon. I also wish that course be updated for Qt 5.15 .0 as there are some deprecated things like QAbstractSocket:: error. I know the instructor cannot keep updating lectures with every new release but I think it should be updated once in a while so that we are up to date.

i'm really grateful for this course because it taught me a lot which helped me to get better in no time. i highly recommend this course to anyone who is really interested in the QT framework and want to know more either for a professional or just out of curiosity.

This course was exactly what I was looking for! There are some old GUIs that we are wanting to rebuild at my workplace and by the end of this course I was able to build a working prototype of one of our designs! Thank you Bryan for all of your relevant UI examples!

Skips too many explanations, says to do something but if you are trying to follow along you have to rewind the video to see what was done. Thanks, I really liked the ones that were unedited.