Using Web Software Architecture in Traditional Desktop App Development - How Flux/Redux was ported to Qt/QML.

event 2018-06-16 (Day 1) ~ 14:00 - 14:30
explore Conference Hall 4-5
comment English
network_check Intermediate
comment English
network_check Intermediate

The development experience of desktop and web application is different, but their gap is getting closer. A modern JavaScript application also needs a build script for “compilation" for deployment like a desktop application.

At the same time, the desktop environment is adopting the web technology. Qt, being one of the most popular cross-platform development frameworks, introduced a language called QML in its 4.7 version. It provides a declarative way to design the user interface and handle user response by JavaScript. It is a solution to speed up the development time of making a user interface.

What happens if more web technology is being used on desktop development?

The speaker is going to share his experience in porting Flux/Redux to QML,  promise chaining to C++, and his vision on future desktop development technology.

Ben Lau

Ben Lau

E-Fever Limited / Hong Kong

Ben Lau is a conceptor, maker and a full stack developer who keep building open source projects. He is a long time Qt Developer. He was the first Qt Ambassador from Hong Kong and obtained the title of Qt Champion 2016.

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