Qt Quick Controls applications running on iOS haven't yet had a native-looking style, forcing developers to use one of the other predefined styles. These include the Material style or manually customizing the controls to get their UIs close to the native iOS look. Now, with the Qt 6.4 release, Qt Quick Controls is adding iOS to its list of available styles. This will provide a native look and feel for Qt Quick Controls on iOS. This presentation will show you the process of making a native-looking iOS application using Qt Quick Controls with the iOS style.
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