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1. Introduction to Qt
2. Setting Up the Development Environment
3. Core Concepts of the Qt Framework
4. Essential Non-GUI Modules and Classes
5. GUI Development with Qt Widgets
6. GUI Development with QML and Qt Quick
7. Advanced Qt Modules
8. Application Development and Deployment
Setting Up the Development Environment
Installing Qt
System Requirements
Hardware Requirements
Operating System Support
Compiler Requirements
Downloading the Installer
Official Qt Website
Mirror Sites
Offline vs Online Installers
Using the Online Installer
Account Registration
Selecting Installation Path
Network Configuration
Selecting Components and Modules
Core Qt Modules
Optional Add-ons
Platform Toolchains
Documentation and Examples
Qt Versions
Long-Term Support Releases
Latest Stable Releases
Managing Multiple Versions
Version Compatibility
Configuring the IDE
Qt Creator Setup
Initial Setup Wizard
Interface Customization
Plugin Management
Kits Configuration
Adding and Managing Compilers
Debugger Integration
Selecting Qt Versions for Kits
Cross-Compilation Kits
Project Setup and Configuration
Creating New Projects
Importing Existing Projects
Build and Run Settings
Source Control Integration
Alternative IDEs
Visual Studio Integration
CLion Configuration
Eclipse CDT Setup
Build Systems
Overview of Supported Build Systems
qmake
Project File Structure
Basic Syntax
Variables and Functions
Subdirectories and Dependencies
Platform-Specific Configuration
Custom Build Steps
CMake
CMakeLists.txt Structure
Finding Qt Packages
Target Configuration
Qt-Specific CMake Functions
Modern CMake Practices
Cross-Platform Considerations
qbs
Project Structure
Module System
Build Configuration
Rule-Based Building
Package Managers
vcpkg Integration
Conan Integration
System Package Managers
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