In this final chapter, we started by trying to understand why Qt has its own ways for doing some things that are now considered standard parts of modern C++11 or other libraries. That led us to trying to come up with some guidelines on when we should use Qt or other libraries. From there, we discussed how to increase the efficiency of our Qt code and found that some methods have applications outside of just Qt programming.
While this is the end of the teaching section of this book, I sincerely hope that this is not the end of your learning when it comes to how to develop embedded applications using Qt. We have only hit the high level of some of the topics that could be discussed. There are many things I wish I could have added to the discussion and discussed more in depth since the technology is continuing to grow. At the time of writing, Qt 6 is actively being developed...
