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i have qt3 on my desktop and laptop and i also bought c++ gui programming with qt3 (before qt4 was released.).
my question is should i download qt4 or continue learning the book and qt3?
is there a big learning curve?
i am also reading c++ from the ground up so i havent ventured to far into it yet.
You have Qt3 and the Qt3 book. Why not go with it for now? You'll learn a good bit as how it and C++ works which most will apply to Qt4. You'll have a good learning base without any additional expense.
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