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/*!
    \page qt-intro.html
    \title What's New in Qt 6
    \brief Qt 6 features and its benefits.

    Qt 6 lets you develop applications with intuitive user interfaces for
    multiple devices and platforms, faster than ever before. Development is
    easy with \b{Qt Creator}, letting you design, code, test, and deploy Qt
    applications. Qt 6 is highly compatible with Qt 5. Developers of Qt 5
    applications can move seamlessly to Qt 6 while retaining applications'
    functionality.

    \section1 Developing User Interfaces with Qt

    Qt offers two UI frameworks for developers: \b{Qt Widgets} and \b{Qt Quick}.
    \l{Qt Widgets} is cross-platform and tightly integrates with desktop
    look and feel. \l{Qt Quick} UIs are dynamic with fluid animations and are
    optimal for touch interfaces. You can implement widget UIs in C++ and you
    can implement Qt Quick UIs declaratively with QML and JavaScript. The
    \l{User Interfaces} page compares both Qt Quick and Qt Widgets UIs.

    \section2 Designing UIs

    \l{Qt Quick Designer} lets you design UIs from within Qt Creator. You can
    import 2D and 3D assets, animate components, and create layouts. Testing
    the designs is possible through a live preview on devices are through
    an online browser.

    \section1 Developing Applications

    \l{Qt Creator Manual}{Qt Creator} is a complete IDE for developing Qt
    applications. You can setup project files, code, debug, package, and
    deploy from within Qt Creator. New in Qt 6, projects can use either
    \l{Build with CMake}{CMake} or \l{qmake Manual}{qmake} to build
    applications.

    \section1 Cross-Platform Development

    Qt is cross-platform and you can deploy onto different devices and
    platforms. \l{Qt Creator Manual}{Qt Creator} has built-in project
    templates and kits for different platforms and devices. In addition,
    you can port Qt and create custom targets with
    \l{Qt Platform Abstraction}.

    \section1 Qt Essential and Qt Add-ons

    In Qt 6, the installation experience is easier and more flexible than
    before.The installation includes the \b{Qt Essentials} and a few of the most
    commonly used \b{Qt Add-Ons}. The Qt Add-Ons are moved outside of the main
    installation, but still available by running the installer. You can read the
    list of Qt modules in the \l{All Modules}{Qt Modules} page.

    \section1 Where To Go From Here

        \list
        \li \l{Getting Started with Qt}
        \li \l{Changes to Qt Modules}
        \endlist

    \section1 New Features by Qt Version

    \list
        \li \l{What's New in Qt 6.1}
        \li \l{What's New in Qt 6.0}
    \endlist

*/
