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Getting started with Qt for MCUs 1.0 {on-demand webinar}

The recent launch of Qt for MCUs 1.0 – the new Qt Quick Ultralite rendering engine, running on bare metal, with Ultralite Controls and an optimized subset of QML enables you to create smartphone-like user experiences on microcontrollers, reuse source code across ARM-based architectures fast and efficient with the familiar Qt Creator IDE and tools.

Webinar Overview:

• Feature overview of Qt for MCUs 1.0

• Installation and project set-up

• UI design and development

• Integrating C++ code with QML

• Deployment to hardware with board-specific toolchains

• Testing and debugging

• Enabling multi-language support at runtime

• Q&A Please take the opportunity to follow the steps live on-screen and code along with us! For this, you will need

• A Qt for MCUs 1.0 (evaluation or commercial) license

• An STM32F769 or NXP RT1050 board

Speaker: Yoann Lopes, Senior Pre-Sales Engineer, The Qt Company

Find the link to the presentation slides here.

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