There are a lot of fun QML demos that just don't make the cut for Qt's high quality standards. And no matter how many particles you dress it up in, rock-paper-scissors is too lowest common denominator. But as long as git repositories are free, it's worth keeping a copy around.
- devdays13 - My Presentation(s) from devdays 2013
- devdays14 - My Presentation(s) from devdays 2014
- flickr - A flickr browsing client (venerable demo)
- invaders - Classic space invasion repelling with QML (used in a tutorial)
- longwords - A word game using the word game module
- minehunt - Classic mine searching with QML (venerable demo)
- plasmapatrol - The sparkliest rock-paper-scissors ever!
- qmlofficedemo - Qt4 mashup of .ui files, QMainWindow, and QtQuick
- qml-presentation - An old (Qt4) qml presentation framework, most users want sletta's but this one loads pages dynamically (sometimes a boon)
- qml.vim - Vim syntax highlighting for QML
- quicklauncher - An abandoned (Qt4) example launcher.
- README.md - This file!
- snake - The classic snake game, discarded due to Nokia connotations.
- tic-tac-toe - The classic Tic-Tac-Toe game (venerable demo)
- twitterfriends - A twitter client that included friends somehow
- twitter-oauth - The ancient (Qt4) twitter client that was kinda broken in their switch to OAuth
- wordgame - The non-contrived example extension module, updated to Qt 5.
These demos are available under the same license as the real Qt Examples (BSD)