[Qt-interest] How is the best way to learn C++ and Qt?
Peter M. Groen
pgroen at osdev.nl
Tue Feb 2 00:24:37 CET 2010
To be honest. Forget about Qt for now. Learn to write stuff you'll need
in "just" c++ to get a feel of the language. Qt is "only" a toolkit to
make life easier. But by understanding the language and its quircks, it
will make you better understand (and appreciate) Qt.
Spent a lot of time learning from other peoples code, documentation and
so forth.. Try to grasp the idea behind Object Oriented programming and
data encapsulation. This will improve your coding techniques and
abstract view of a lot of situations. In code as well in life itself.
The most important thing is : do not give up. Ask "smart" questions on
the internet. Read every piece of documentation you can lay your hands
on. The possibilities of programming in C++ is only limited by your own
imagination.
Kind Regards.
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Open Systems Development
Peter M. Groen
On Mon, 1 Feb 2010 20:08:56 -0200 Lucas Pereira Caixeta
<lpcnew at gmail.com>ull_name wrote:
>Hey guys,
>
>Well, i´m working now with c++ and qt, in my past i worked with ASP
>=/... So, i want (please) to know your opinion about the best way to
>learn c++ and qt.
>
>Everybody starts with c++ and qt here some day, so i´ll get goood
>opinion ;-D for sure!
>
>
>
>Thanks a lot!
>
>Lucas Caixeta, from Brazil
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