Currently, this part is quite similar to the examples in the sense that it is meant to train Qt Developers, but the main difference is that it contains video presentations and examples. Make sure you browse through them once in a while to get up-to-date about the new features and how to use them.
Before moving on to the next Qt Creator mode, which is the
Edit mode, we need to create a new project. We'll use this example for the rest of this chapter, since the rest of the modes require a project for us to work with. Now that you are familiar with the Welcome mode, you can go ahead and create a new Qt Widgets Application. You already created a project in
Chapter 1,
Introduction to OpenCV and Qt, when we were testing the Qt and OpenCV ...