Calling all Qt Academy learners! Let's celebrate the diversity and creativity of the Qt community together. We're on the lookout for stories from students, developers, quality engineers, and other Qt learners like you!
No matter where you are in your Qt journey we’d like to hear from you. Share your story on LinkedIn in your preferred format (video, or story with image) using the hashtag #QtStories or upload on this page for a chance to win in our raffle and inspire others with your Qt journey.
As a bonus especially for Qt Academy users - we will soon be launching a Qt Academy Instagram page - share your story for a chance to be featured!
Even if you don’t have your own story to share this time around, check out the #QtStories page for inspiration! Many interesting stories have been shared already.
Below we have listed some questions to inspire you!
What was your first Qt experience and what was that like for you?
Can you introduce yourself, mention your current enrollment status (are you studying, learning for fun, new framework, etc), and share what motivated you to learn Qt through the Qt Academy?
What sparked your interest in software development and technology?
What challenges or opportunities do you foresee in your journey to becoming proficient in Qt, and how do you plan to tackle them?
What excites you the most about the prospect of working with Qt tools in your future career?
Can you share your initial experience with Qt Academy and how it has shaped your understanding of Qt so far?
How do you plan to leverage your Qt Academy learning to complement your academic curriculum or future projects?
For someone just starting with Qt, what key strategies or tips would you offer to enhance their learning experience?
As you progress in your Qt journey, how do you envision incorporating Qt skills into your academic and extracurricular activities?
Why did you choose Qt as your introduction to software development, and how do you think it aligns with your career goals?
In your opinion, what advantages do Qt tools offer to students compared to other development frameworks?
How has Qt Academy helped you overcome any initial challenges you faced in learning Qt?
Are there specific Qt features or tools that you find particularly helpful or intriguing in your learning journey?
As a student developer, how do you think your proficiency in Qt could contribute to positive changes or innovations in the tech industry or beyond?
If you had to express your experience with Qt Academy in 1 or 2 words, what would those be?
What would you like to learn next?
