In this chapter, you took a whirlwind tour of Qt Quick, Qt's declarative framework for application development. You learned about the basic visible items that Qt Quick provides as a foundation for application development and how to position items using Qt Quick's layout system, create a simple web browser using a web engine component, and create a simple list using Qt Quick's list view.
Other than that, you also understood about Qt Quick's support for animations and transitions. We saw how to make use of the state construct to change the property of an object based on its current state, but also learned how to make use of the latest SCXML editor to create a much more sophisticated state machine.
Finally, we saw how to link Qt Quick and C++, giving you the best of both worlds in Qt development. By following the example shown in this chapter, we learned...
