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Getting Started With Qt for Android

Sep 29, 2022

by Nick Bennett
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Ready to try out Qt’s Android toolchain and leverage some of those fresh Qt 6 modules in your Android app? Or perhaps you’re already using the Qt API but want to see what Qt Creator can do?

Check the video below, which covers:

  • Installing Qt for Android
  • Setting up Qt Creator to work with the Android SDK and OpenSSL
  • Tweaking an example app
  • Deploying an app to hardware or emulators
  • Debugging an android app running on a device

Basically, everything you need to develop cross-platform capable code that shines on Android. Don’t believe me? Try it yourself!

 

For in-depth info see the recently re-vamped Qt for Android documentation.

Do you have a question or can't find what you’re looking for in the video or the documentation? Leave a comment below and tell us what you want us to post next.

 

 

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