Hands-On High Performance Programming with Qt 5

The book is virtually the only book book on Qt performance at this point in time, and it does its job exceptionally well, It gives you an insight on existing tools and how to use them, on existing techniques and how to apply them, and on the various aspects of performance from a C++ perspective, as you can't really talk about Qt performance without talking about C++ performance. I consider myself a seasoned Qt and C++ developer, but I had a lot to learn from this book, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone dealing with Qt, the book really covers a lot.Another thing, which is not less important, is that the book is written really well, it is easy to read, and to understand.That being said - I noticed a few typos (not many though), the book is more Windows oriented (but many important Linux specific topics are also in the book), and I skipped almost everything related to QML, but this is not enough to detract a star from the ratings, so here we go.Very highly recommended.