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Implementing the Promise Pattern in Qt5

Posted 1 month, 1 week ago

Writing asynchronous code in C++ hasn't always been easy. When first learning C++, most programmers begin with simple applications that execute a linear set of instructions. Each instruction is executed only after the previous one has completed. However, this approach has one primary drawback - instructions that take a long time to complete prevent other instructions from executing. For example, fetching a file over HTTP involves sending a request over TCP and waiting for a reply from the remote server. Depending on network latency and utilization, this can take a ...

Posted 4 months, 3 weeks ago

As most of you know, I work with the Qt framework quite frequently. The better part of the desktop applications listed here on my website use the framework in some way or another - and for good reason: I have never encountered another framework that came anywhere close to Qt. The documentation is excellent and the library itself is a work of art. It's truly a joy to work with. Today, I will be taking a look at the process of getting a Qt5 application packaged for Debian / Ubuntu. ...