QT + Some IDE

[Ed]

Hi

I need that to learn QT by brute force... and after some fights
with QT Designer + Eclipse, QT and Netbeans C++ and QT + Visual C++,
after many gooooooogling; I would like to find a bit of some "opnions"
of whom already work with the QT about the bellow points:

1) With the exception of VIM and EMACS users, which IDE you
use? What you have tried?

2) Someone develops with the QT with UI and Visual C + + IDE?
There is something against?

3) Is there any recommendation for beginners QT? :-(

Sincerely thank the cooperation of all, including that of
beginners like me ...

Sds.
Tnx++;

Ed

[Victor Bazarov]

Ed wrote:

I need that to learn QT by brute force... [..]

Qt has its own online discussion forums, see their web site for
more information.

V
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[Ioannis Gyftos]

1) With the exception of VIM and EMACS users, which IDE you

use? What you have tried?

I have only used Qt for casual development, and I used kdevelop. (I
Linux at home and work, btw). I liked it quite a lot; you have nicely
integrated QMake support, that form designer (which is very good, but
by the way, since Qt4 the signal connection has changed a bit and
requires hand-coding regardless of the interface designer - which
turns out to be kind of cleaner). And, of course, the standard
kdevelop utilities and plugins (highlighting, autocompletion,
refactoring, grep (love it!), doxygen, whatever...)

Then again, i prefer kdevelop as an IDE anyway, but the out-of-the-box
support for Qt was very satisfying, and i didn't have to ask for more.

Tnx++;

In this case, you should prefer ++Thx;