How to build QML apps for webOS and the Qt Creator webOS Plugin
summary
Describes building QML applications for webOS using the Qt Creator webOS plugin, detailing how the plugin integrates into a real build-and-deploy workflow for webOS TV. Compares two architecture options—instantiating C++ objects and exposing them to QML versus exposing C++ types and instantiating in QML—evaluating performance, testability, and maintainability, and explains how GUI layers call into C++ backends, IPC and service bindings, with an implemented app and plugin workflow that reduces integration friction.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:08webOS platform overview
- 10:00Qt Creator plugin setup
- 15:15Building QML apps for webOS
- 20:02Demo and features
- 23:47Q&A and summary
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