Inter-process Communication with Qt: Introduction

This video introduces the series, defines the types of inter-process communication and the technical alternatives that will be presented, and advises on what are the things you should know or learn before watching this video series.
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This video is presented by David Faure, who started with Qt back in 1998 in the KDE project where he's still very active. This gives him 22 years of experience with Qt. Since 2003 he has taught many Qt training courses, on topics such as Qt Widgets, Multithreading, Modern C++, and Debugging/Profiling on Linux. He has made many contributions to QtCore and QtDBus and has helped numerous customers, especially with Qt multithreading issues.
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[@Jonas_Meyer]

Can you or someone else from KDAB do a more general video for Qt on how you would structure/desing a GUI application in general?

[@KDABtv]

Hi there, we've added your idea to our research list. Thank you for the suggestion! We appreciate it.

[@JosepSubiranaOller]

Great idea, that's the info that i need the most! thank you

[@PrashanthUdupa]

This is awesome. Would it be possible to also include a bit on QtRemoteObjects?

[@KDABtv]

Hi again :) To have it here as well in case other viewers have the same question: Thanks for the suggestion, Prashanth. While this idea isn’t part of this video series, we'll definitely look into it. We'll do some research, and it may be considered for a future video. We can't make any promises, but we appreciate your input.

[@hankey86]

We’re using QtRemoteObiects in a Client-Server environment with many services and many many so called RemoteObjects. Definitely really easy to use and performing well.

[@2010charlie2011]

I look forward to it! I'm interested in how to pass data from an item model to a socket server/client without blocking either the gui or the socket comms.

[@KDABtv]

Hi, This is going to be covered in the series. Stay tuned!

[@bernardwuam6433]

Hope this would be like Jasper Peterson series, likely love that dude

[@DavidFaure]

Let's see if I manage to be as good as him ;-)

[@bernardwuam6433]

@@DavidFaure I'm sure you will 😊

[@kuhluhOG]

Another Qt IPC module which would be useful would be Qt's "Active Qt" module. There are still quite a lot of cases where one needs to communicate with COM servers on Windows.

[@KDABtv]

Hi, thanks for this suggestion. We appreciate it. While this idea isn’t part of this series, we'll definitely look into it and it may be considered for a future video.