Aren't there enough resources for Qt/c++ on web?

[jano_alex_es]

Writting "qt tutorial" gives thousands of different tutorials (1,8 million sites).

:P

[pdolbey]

There's over a 1000 Qt based projects at sourceforge (http://www.sourceforge.net)
Another source is http://www.qt-apps.org

Qt4 has been used by many open source libraries - in my graphics world you can find OpenCASCADE, Coin3d, CGAL, OpenMesh and many, many more...

Just googling "qt4 irc client" comes up with http://www.quassel-irc.org/about top of the list - you can probably make a bot out of that.

I think you're not trying hard enough

Pete

[Awareness]

Thanks for your answers.

Writting "qt tutorial" gives thousands of different tutorials (1,8 million sites).

:P

Yes,but if you examine them,seems like big most of them copied tutorials from Trolltech/Nokia's own tutorials or Johan Thelin's tutorials,same tutorials.Also there are QuickTime tutorials too in the results.

I'll have a look at sourceforge,how do you search for Qt in that webpage?do you search for Qt in description by search feature of that site?

pdolbey wrote:
Just googling "qt4 irc client" comes up with http://www.quassel-irc.org/about top of the list - you can probably make a bot out of that.

I'll try that.

[NicholasSmith]

For the most part Qt is pretty easy to pick up, if you know C++. The classes are named nicely enough to be able to pick details out, plus the Nokia reference materials are all pretty excellent!

Searching Qt tutorials is bound to pull a hell of a lot down though, something more like 'qt network tutorial' will get you up and running on the network aspects, and there's plenty of tutorials on writing IRC bots in C++