With the introduction of QML, it was possible to do reactive programming in Qt by creating bindings. With Qt 6's new property system, the same can now be done in C++. This talk gives an introduction to the new property system and shows how you can benefit from it – both in pure C++ and in mixed C++/QML applications.
Speaker: Fabian Kosmale (Software Engineer, The Qt Company)
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