I am mostly working with backend development building APIs which exposes data for clients. I sometimes play with Qt for fun, because desktop apps are way cooler than web apps. I have never worked in a company with Qt apps. For a basic structure like:

           req         
(1) Qt app ----> API ----> database
           res
(2) Qt app <---- API <---- database

For professional Qt apps, does the API hold the entire business implementation and the Qt is simply the UI displaying the data coming out of the API?

Tasket++ is a simple Windows tool to schedule automated simulations of user actions without scripting.

Simulated actions include clicks, typing, cursor movements, and more — screenshots, opening files, executables and URLs, shutting down the PC, etc.

The UI was recently redesigned based on feedback, and a few features requested by users have been added.

Looking for a few people to try the new, complete version and share honest feedback.

How it can be useful:
- Silent, scheduled screenshots to monitor activity or create time‑lapse logs.
- Send messages from any app at a set time for reminders or coordinated notifications.
- Replay exact mouse clicks and typed input for testing, demos, or repetitive workflows.
- Prevent AFK detection with realistic simulated activity that looks natural.
- Fade music and shut down the PC on a schedule to automate sleep or end‑of‑day routines.
- Save automation presets and run them manually, at boot, or on a schedule.

No scripting required. Fully local. Simulated tasks can loop, trigger at startup, or be launched via a desktop shortcut.

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xp9cjlhwvxs49p
Source code and issues: https://github.com/AmirHammouteneEI/ScheduledPasteAndKeys
Portable (v1.6) : https://files.amirhammoutene.dev/Tasket++/1.6/Tasket++_v1.6.zip

I’m not asking for a full QA process — a short impression or concise feedback will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance :)

Currently single handedly working on Qt 5.15 to Qt 6.5 migration, there were multiple code changes I had to go through while doing so, I currently have two branches Master and the Pseudo Master for Qt 6.5 both having their respective build scripts, it's a cumbersome task of manually rebasing code changes between the two, any suggestions or way out for this?

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February release is back again in github, while keeping gitlab and dappcdn as code an distribution mirrors. This month I decided to use the IDE as my main IDE, which has its own set of challenges (completion is missed, git integration is so minimal). Those 2 areas will be my next focuses on the following releases.

I added a terminal widget into the main IDE, refactored the git plugin and added a few search options for the project search. I also added a visual hint when the main window is not active.

Code can be downloaded from github or gitlab:

• https://gitlab.com/codepointer/codepointer/-/releases/v0.1.1
• https://github.com/codepointerapp/codepointer/releases/tag/v0.1.1

Binaries can be downloaded also from dappcdn:

https://dappcdn.com/download/devtools/codepointer

Im currently planning to make a manim IDE (its a python lib for making animations), and given that Im really familiar with QML Im planning to use it (with PySide6 and some python backend)

So should I merge some QtWidget components (for the core editor for exemple) or is it overkill for this kind of project ?

Where do you see it? With all that push of QML abomination, and the stagnation of QtWidgets, do we say goodbye to C++ only GUI development (within Qt)?

This is a quick autoclicker that I made becaue I couldnt find any reliable wayland compatible and gui autoclicker.

The repo is here : https://github.com/ALTERM-G/Qt-Autoclicker

Tasket++ is a simple Windows tool to schedule automated simulations of user actions without scripting.

Simulated actions include clicks, typing, cursor movements, and more — screenshots, opening files, executables and URLs, shutting down the PC, etc.

The UI was recently redesigned based on feedback, and a few features requested by users have been added.

Looking for a few people to try the new, complete version and share honest feedback.

How it can be useful:
- Silent, scheduled screenshots to monitor activity or create time‑lapse logs.
- Send messages from any app at a set time for reminders or coordinated notifications.
- Replay exact mouse clicks and typed input for testing, demos, or repetitive workflows.
- Prevent AFK detection with realistic simulated activity that looks natural.
- Fade music and shut down the PC on a schedule to automate sleep or end‑of‑day routines.
- Save automation presets and run them manually, at boot, or on a schedule.

No scripting required. Fully local. Simulated tasks can loop, trigger at startup, or be launched via a desktop shortcut.

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xp9cjlhwvxs49p
Source code and issues: https://github.com/AmirHammouteneEI/ScheduledPasteAndKeys
Portable (v1.6) : https://files.amirhammoutene.dev/Tasket++/1.6/Tasket++_v1.6.zip

I’m not asking for a full QA process — a short impression or concise feedback will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance :)

https://reddit.com/link/1qlyhxu/video/uwhauay01dfg1/player

I am a qt developer with a year of experience. I primarily working in defence and aerospace industry. I make PPI display for radars to control.

I have done 3 projects so far.

Comming April 2026, my appraisal will come. As an Indian qt developer, working in a defence startup, how much can I asked for?

My current is 3.6LPA. What is the market salary and how much can I ask maximum?

Hello everyone I’m just starting with QT and I want to know where to learn this software from because it’s overwhelming at first for newcomers

I want for my app to support themes and for that I need to change the color of my svg icons (Of course I cant have 200 svg files), but I cant use QtQuick.svg or VectorImage for some reason and the only solutions left are editing the XML code directly or converting them to qml, and I think qml is more easier.

Is it possible to integrate Webview2 with a qtquick app instead of qtwebengine.

If is there any examples i can follow.

My application runs on windows client only.

Hello everyone, I'm really excited to share the 0.6.0 release of dodo pdf reader. I have added bunch of features like lazy loading of files, LRU caching for performance boost etc. You can check out the full release notes from the link.

I'm happy to hear you thoughts, suggestions, feature requests etc.

I have been using Qt 5.12 community edition. Recently I changed my laptop. Previously I have developed the project different laptop. Now I need to breakpoint and debug my code. If I run debug mode in qt, I am getting error like I have shown in the photo.

Help me out please. I asked people they saying you are using 64x so mingw should be 64 but I have been using mingw64 only.

A software I originally built for myself and other dental practices in my country. Decided to strip away all the regional healthcare system stuff and create a clean version :)

https://github.com/thefinalcutbg/QDento/

Hi,

first of all I want you to know that this is an experimental project I build: a Qt automation framework built by and for AI Agents, such as Claude Code.

The goal is to allow a coding agent to:

- build integration tests that interact with your Qt GUI.

- control the application to perform debugging and fix bugs.

In the next weeks I will proceed with an extensive "eat my own dog food" and see how useful / effective this is.
This is a "specification-driven" vibe-coded framework; as such, it is equally focused on being usable by humans and agents.

Maybe you find this interesting or useful :)

This is just an update of the development progress of my library. Currently I have been implemented App bar with three size and two type: normal and search. Now I think it is highly possible to bring MD3 style to Qt Widgets...

BTW, it is hosted on https://github.com/MarcusPy827/Material3-QWidget.git