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Revision as of 10:13, 30 November 2016
Documentation Link: http://v-play.net/doc/v-play-appdemos-qtws2016-example/
Description
The Qt World Summit 2016 Conference App was built with the V-Play Apps SDK. It's a conference management app that lets you:
- Browse the conference schedule
- Find detailed information on talks
- Chat with other conference attendees
It showcases the following V-Play features:
- New list view
- New search component
- Advanced tab bar options
This is an open-source app example. You can find the source code on GitHub or by downloading V-Play Apps.
V-Play Apps SDK
This app was created using V-Play Apps. This free SDK is now available for download.
V-Play Apps lets you create cross-platform mobile apps from a single codebase. It uses a component-based approach and responsive design to reduce code. It also provides native look and feel to iOS and Android users.
Open Source App Example
You can find the source code for this example app on GitHub or download the app from the iOS App Store and Google Play. The source code of this app is included in the V-Play SDK as well. You can find it in the V-Play SDK at the following location:
<Path to your V-Play SDK>/Examples/V-Play/appdemos/qtws2016/QtWSApp.pro
The Qt World Summit 2016 Conference app is an open-source project so you can use it as the basis for your own apps. Change the code as much or as little as you like and create conference apps in a reduced amount of time.
You can also view the source code for this app in the V-Play Sample Launcher.
App Features
- A Single Codebase: support multiple platforms, screen sizes and screen resolutions.
- Native UI & UX: provide a native look and feel for different platforms from a single code base.
- Gamification elements: add a talk to your agenda and rise in the leaderboard.
- Customize the UI: switch between different native styles and colors.
- Social Features: make friends and send messages with the integrated in-app chat.
- Cross-Device Capabilities: handle mobile app specific requirements like offline capability.
Downloads
This app is available in complete form as a Qt example app from V-Play. You can download the free SDK here.
You can also download it from Google Play or the App Store.