Crash Course to Qt Quick Game Programming

From the book:

This tutorial is a crash course into Qt Quick development using the latest Qt
4.7 release. We'll first introduce briefly what Qt Quick is, and then dig into
implementation details of a game called 5-in-a-row. The user interface of
5-in-a-row is written in QML, which is the declarative language behind Qt
Quick, while the game logic is implemented with standard Qt C++.
Readers of this tutorial are expected to be already familiar with Qt. Detailed
documentation about Qt Quick is also out of scope for this tutorial. Please refer to Qt Reference Documentation while proceeding to get more detailed information.
It is the best friend of any serious Qt developer.

Full source code of 5-in-a-row game as well as a Debian package for N900 are
available from http://quitcoding.com. For best learning experience, we
recommend opening the sources with your favorite editor and following the code
while reading this tutorial. In case you haven't already customized yourself with
any specific editor / IDE, we warmly recommend using Qt Creator which
integrates extremely well with Qt & QML development. Experimenting by doing
small changes in the code and observing the outcome should help to get the
essence of Qt Quick in no time.

After reading this tutorial, one should have gained a solid Qt Quick knowledge to
continue the journey.