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Gist 1b5937fd8615fdc00f0b5cc26154c289

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Aadamscott
Last edited Sep 26, 2016
Created on Sep 26, 2016

This example presents the startup and resource-loading phase of a Qt-based desktop application called Génial. It initializes a `QApplication` instance, enables high-DPI scaling, and loads embedded Qt translation files from `.qrc` resources using `QTranslator` with the system locale. The code imports resource modules (`icons_rc`, `locale_rc`, `plugins_rc`) and then launches the main controller, which starts the application event loop via `app.exec()`. The visualization focuses on the application’s initialization logic rather than graphical data rendering.

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