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Getting started with Qt 5.3.0 for WinRT

May 15, 2014

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This tutorial video goes over the basic usage of Qt Creator and Visual Studio when developing Windows Phone and Windows Store Apps with Qt for WinRT. This includes application packaging steps required for uploading to the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store. Qt, the leading cross-platform framework: http://qt.digia.com http://qt-project.com Music: "Wonder Cycle" by Chris Zabriskie.

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