[Qt-interest] QT programmer : Interview + portfolio
David Ching
dc at remove-this.dcsoft.com
Wed Oct 20 17:56:26 CEST 2010
"Andre Somers" wrote in message
news:d005515b4d63a5dd34ec69832975ccd4.squirrel at mail.hostfx.eu...
> I guess that would depend on what kind of company and function you're
> applying for. Showing of screenshots would not mean much to me,
> personally. I'd rather see them work or see how you created them. Anyone
> can create something good looking using Designer. The trick is to make it
> work well and integrate nicely into your application...
I've found screenshots illustrate the kinds of data that is managed by the
app, so it's easy to point to a control and ask, "And how did you retrieve
and store and organize the data shown in this widget?" IOW, use the
screenshots as a springboard into the innards of the program. But then, I'm
a GUI guy and approach design from the outside -> in. I don't design the
middle tiers before knowing the exact tasks the UI will be performing to
manipulate them. This way I optimize the middleware for the exact use and
come up with a usable product. So starting with screenshots is a completely
natural way for me to work. I know others approach it differently.
-- David
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