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Recent Changes to the QML Language with Ulf Hermann | #QtWS23

Abstract: QML has recently gained a number of new features: Named user-provided value types and containers of value types and a number of pragmas you can use to straighten out inconsistencies. The talk will show how to use these new features to make your QML code behave in a more predictable way and to enable compilation to C++ via the Qt Quick Compiler.

About the Speaker: Ulf Hermann has been working with the Qt Company since 2013. He is the maintainer of the QtQml module and the QML language. Currently, he is working hard to make QML more efficient by compiling ahead of time to C++.

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