The purpose of this talk is to introduce some of the guidelines that are already in place, and also is a call to action to grow this as a community and keep it alive together. Some of the benefits of the guideline are: Facilitating writing good and maintainable QML code. Acting as a base for writing linting rules for qmllinter. Collecting community knowledge in a single place for easy access and distribution. The guideline can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/Furkanzmc/QMLCoding-Guide Speaker: Farkhan, Autodesk Qt Virtual Tech Con 2020 was held in May 2020. 35+ live tech talks, Q&As, and more were carried out by members of the international Qt community, in a free online event for designers, developers, and technology managers; focusing on interactive learning to create high performance UI/UX, applications with the Qt framework.
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