Welcome to Qt Academy

This is the last course in a series that follows the same core UI architecture introduced in the previous course QML Dashboard: Radio. You'll finalize the creation of our Dashboard application by adding a Dashboard view. The Dashboard view displays all the previously created views as draggable widgets. All the widgets are fully functional, so users can interact with them as they would in full-screen mode.

In this course,  you'll continue building a Dashboard application by creating the last app within it, the Web Radio app. The Web Radio app displays a media player with playback controls, a grid of radio stations with relevant information, and an animated 3D musical note that responds to playback events.

This is the fifth course in a series, following the QML Dashboard: News course. By the end of this course, you will have implemented a fully functional Web Radio app with streaming capabilities and animated 3D elements.

In this course, you'll continue building a Dashboard application by creating a Latest News app. The Latest News app displays a list of online news retrieved from RSS feeds. The list updates its content based on the selected category from the categories at the top, as well as allows us to read the complete article online at its source by clicking on the news item.

This is the fifth course in a series, following the QML Dashboard: Courses course. By the end of it, you will have implemented a fully functional News app while learning new concepts along the way. 

In this course, you will launch the Qt Creator IDE for the first time, go through its basic views, and create a new project that you can use to try out some of the basic functionalities.

This course is for anyone interested in writing software with Qt Creator. To get the most out of this course, you should have some development experience and understand the basic software development concepts. You don't need any previous knowledge of Qt.

This course was updated in February 2025 to continually improve course content and address feedback from the Qt Community. 

Change Log:

• Fixed links at end of the course
• Added zoom to videos so UI elements are easier to read
• Added additional links at end of course to topics identified in feedback

In this course, we'll install Qt using the Qt Online Installer. 

This course is for anyone interested in using Qt who is at the beginning of their journey. It covers both commercial and open-source Qt installations.

This course was updated in July 2025 to continually improve course content and address feedback from the Qt Community. 

Change Log:

• Improved installation guide with development environment-specific guidance. 
• Improved layout and flow of information for download and installation.
• Rearanged links in places so reading is easier.
• Updated some imagery

Our course, Getting Started with Qt Design Studio, is the second module in our FYI Frontend Learning Track, Getting Started With UI Design.

In it, you will learn about:

• What Design Studio is and why it is a powerful tool supporting the collaboration of designers and developers 
• How to launch the Qt Design Studio for the first time, go through its basic views, and create a new project that you can use to try out some of the basic functionalities