Take one Qt QML application and ship it to every platform Qt supports: Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and embedded ARM. Complete with installers, signed bundles, and a GitHub Actions pipeline that builds it all from a single git tag.
One Qt QML app. Seven production-ready targets. Every chapter ends with an artifact you can distribute.
Installers, signed DMGs, AppImages, signed APKs. Real artifacts that real users can install.
windeployqt, linuxdeploy, macdeployqt, CPack, codesign, notarytool and more
Same CMakeLists.txt produces Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, ARM, and CI builds
One Qt QML application. Seven production-ready targets. Every platform your users are on.
Ship Squared as polished native packages on Windows (NSIS installer + ZIP), Linux (AppImage + DEB + tar.gz), and macOS (signed & notarized DMG). Learn windeployqt, linuxdeploy, macdeployqt, CPack, codesign, and notarytool.
Cross-compile Squared for Android (signed APK + AAB for the Play Store) and iOS (simulator build, device build, signed IPA). Covers keystores, provisioning profiles, and the full signing chain for both platforms.
Cross-compile Qt and Squared for Raspberry Pi using Docker. Generate a sysroot, write a CMake toolchain file, build Qt from source in a container, deploy to the Pi, and run as a systemd service.
9 Chapters, 67 Lectures: Ship Your Qt QML App to Every Platform
Get oriented with the course structure, meet the Squared app you'll ship to every platform, and learn how to follow along effectively.
Get a working Qt dev environment on your OS with the Squared app building and running. Covers Windows, Linux, and macOS setup so you're ready to deploy from any host.
Package Squared for Windows. You'll fix the missing DLL launch failure with windeployqt, build a proper cmake --install tree, and produce an NSIS installer with Start Menu and Desktop shortcuts plus a portable ZIP for zero-install users.
Package Squared for any modern Linux distribution. Strip RUNPATH, wire up qt.conf, run linuxdeploy inside Docker for reproducible builds, and produce three distributable formats: a portable AppImage, a Debian .deb, and a plain tar.gz bundle. FreeDesktop .desktop files and hicolor icon theme included.
Produce a macOS app bundle that launches on any Mac without Gatekeeper warnings. Run macdeployqt, fix @rpath and @executable_path library paths, sign with a Developer ID certificate, notarize through Apple, staple the ticket, and package into a branded DMG.
Cross-compile Squared for Android, configure the manifest and launcher icons, build with qt-cmake, understand the android-build directory and APK internals, sign with a keystore, and produce both an APK and an AAB ready for Play Store upload.
Build Squared for iOS with static Qt linking, produce a simulator build and a device build, handle asset catalogs and export options, sign with a provisioning profile, and create a distributable IPA.
Cross-compile Qt and Squared for Raspberry Pi using Docker. Generate a sysroot, write a CMake toolchain file, build Qt from source inside a container, deploy to the Pi, and configure Squared to run as a systemd service on boot.
Turn all your manual deployment steps into a GitHub Actions workflow that produces Linux (AppImage + DEB + tar.gz), macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel tar.gz), and Windows (NSIS + ZIP) artifacts from a single git tag push.
Understand exactly what libraries, plugins, and QML modules your app needs on every target
Build distributable packages for every Qt platform: NSIS, AppImage, DMG, APK, IPA, and Raspberry Pi
Sign and notarize for macOS, configure Android keystores, handle iOS provisioning profiles
Cross-compile for embedded ARM using Docker, CMake toolchain files, and sysroots
Automate everything with a GitHub Actions workflow that produces seven artifacts from one tag push
Debug deployment failures confidently: missing DLLs, broken RPATH, unsigned binaries, wrong ABI
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Join 4,000+ Successful StudentsMost Qt tutorials stop the moment the app runs in Qt Creator. This course starts there and takes you all the way to a signed, notarized, user-installable package on every platform Qt supports. You'll deploy the same Qt QML app (Squared) to six platforms plus a full CI/CD pipeline, using the exact tools and workflows professional Qt teams use daily.
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"When I first tried to deploy a Qt app to macOS, I spent a week fighting Gatekeeper warnings, broken @rpath links, and notarization errors. The documentation was scattered and the forums assumed you already knew the answer. I wished someone had just explained the whole system." After 10+ years of professional Qt development and teaching tens of thousands of students worldwide, Daniel Gakwaya has built the deployment course he wished existed:
This course is for Qt developers who can already build a Qt QML app and want to ship it. Whether you're a desktop developer who needs a macOS build, an embedded engineer targeting Raspberry Pi, or a team lead who wants a CI/CD pipeline that actually works, this course gives you the complete deployment layer Qt Creator doesn't teach.
Everything you need to master Qt QML development
By the end of the course you'll have a single Qt QML application that ships as an NSIS installer, a portable Windows ZIP, a Linux AppImage, a Debian .deb, a tar.gz portable bundle for Linux and macOS, a signed and notarized macOS DMG, a signed Android APK, an Android App Bundle, an iOS IPA, and a cross-compiled Raspberry Pi build running as a systemd service. All produced by the same CMakeLists.txt and the same GitHub Actions workflow.
Stop guessing which DLL is missing. Learn the full deployment layer Qt Creator hides from you.
Why This Matters: Most Qt tutorials stop the moment the app runs in Qt Creator. This course starts there and takes you all the way to a signed, notarized, user-installable package.
Why This Matters: These are the tools real shipping teams use. No shortcuts, no magic scripts. You will understand each one.
Why This Matters: StackOverflow has scattered answers. This course teaches the mental model so you can debug failures you haven't seen before.
Why This Matters: Deployment knowledge is evergreen. It transfers across Qt versions and project types.
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