Hey there! Thanks, great comment. I'm considering rearranging the topics when it's finished.
My thinking was that the event loop is one of the first thing that you'll encounter, i.e. app.exec() in main, when using Qt. The fact that the flow of the app is event-driven is important to understand when working with a GUI toolkit and thought it would be good to introduce early on (even though you rarely use the actual event system itself). Perhaps not as a first topic though.
Yeah, I realised that it shouldn't be Shown HN, but can't find a way to edit it, thanks.
My thinking was that the event loop is one of the first thing that you'll encounter, i.e. app.exec() in main, when using Qt. The fact that the flow of the app is event-driven is important to understand when working with a GUI toolkit and thought it would be good to introduce early on (even though you rarely use the actual event system itself). Perhaps not as a first topic though.
Yeah, I realised that it shouldn't be Shown HN, but can't find a way to edit it, thanks.
Appreciate the feedback, cheers!