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Why Coco is how it is | #SquishDays2021

This talk provides a high-level view on Coco for C and C++, describing how Coco works and why it is designed as it is. It explains why Coco must run as part of the compilation process and what it actually does when a compilation runs. This includes how Coco changes the source code during instrumentation, what is special about header files, and how the data about the code coverage are handled.

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Qt Bridge Plugins in Depth | #QtWS22

Qt Design Studio (QDS) helps you makes the leap from design to concrete UI. The Qt-Bridge plugin is ...

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Tips and Tricks for Testing Large Projects with the Qt Test Framework | #QtWS22

Building large-scale, feature-rich projects that run on multiple platforms poses many testing challe...

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Take Cover or Don't Forget Your Towel! Code Coverage Workout | #QtWS22

Code Coverage is a metric that tells you how much your tests exercise your application. And the appl...

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The New Qt Quick Compiler Technology | #QtWS22

Since Qt 6.2, we have gradually phased in the new Qt Quick Compiler Technology. Using the overhauled...

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Tests, Failures, and Videotape | Enhance Existing GUI Tests and Infrastructure | #QtWS22

In this talk, we will discover how to enhance existing GUI tests and infrastructure. We will accompl...

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Axivion Suite – Architecture Verification Demo | #QtWS22

This demo of the Axivion Suite will highlight its capability of architecture verification and how th...

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QML Hot Reload in Practice - How to Get More Productive with Code Reload | #QtWS22

Bringing a great User Experience for your product is hard. And often, we don't spend our time workin...

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Making Qt Quick Controls in Qt Design Studio from Figma Variant Components | #QtWS22

In this session, Brook will show how to setup a project consisting of a set of template files, based...

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