hi all i just got Qt 4.65 and the Nokia SDk to attempt Widget Creation i just wanted a basic navigation around Qt and the ways i could use it with other languages not really asking for a tutorial but just want to see if some Qt developers here could give me some tips and nice sites where i can learn some quick introduction thanks and God bless us all.

i use pyQt, that's python and QT

I love Qt for it's GUI, are u planning to develop for mobile?

yes but first i want to start with widget since i have a good knowledge in css/html and bit of jquery/jscript then gradually move to symbian or java but just want to stary from basic ground first thanks for the response.

I use Qt. The widget you speak of, i you refering to the Qt Widget Class, or Nokia Web Runtime Widgets. ?

Sorry for not replying didn't see the notification.yes it's the Nokia Runtime Widget am talking about, but unfortunately i haven't had time to get to work due to work and weekend classes,N-soul u use Qt can u recommend me to a kinda like a Qt tutorial for noob i like going basic first before advanced terminologies

With regards Qt Basics:

You'll need some solid C++ knowledge,for starters.
Objects and classes. Polymorphism and Virtual Methods. C++ templates and some of the STL.
Not much need for RTTI or exceptions,as those aren't required in Qt.
But all this shouldn't be a problem for you anyways - being a pc guru 'n' all.
After the whole C++ brush up. I recommend two books, though there's quite a horde of others out there.
- Apress, Foundations of Qt Development. By Johan Thelin.
- C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4, Second Edition.

There are alot of resources out there. But these two books,in particular, should get you up to speed to Qt 4.5.

Combined with practice of the over 50 demo examples that come pre-installed in the Qt SDK, should get you past the basics.

There're also resources at the Nokia Qt site. (http://qt.nokia.com ). And of course,if you run into any problems, there's the Qt forum at Forum Nokia. And also the KDE Forum (since Qt's used alot there too).

Happy coding.

Yep am quite familiar with OOP from Php mostly and few from Java but though those two have different styles.N_SOUL i can't express how much help you have given me thanks i'll read the book and practice it if i make any progress i let u know.off to fownload those books.take care