At the moment, if you want to write a qtquick effect, you need to write some amount of C++ code. This is a problem because libkwineffects is unstable and you cannot simply upload your effect to store dot kde dot org and let users install it using GHNS. We need bindings for various things such as `QuickSceneEffect`, `QuickSceneView`, global shortcuts, global gestures, and KConfigXT. An example qtquick effect may look as follows ```qml import org.kde.kwin 3.0 as KWinComponents KWinComponents.SceneEffect { id: effect /* If running is true, scene views will be created; * if running is false, scene views will be destroyed */ running: false KWinComponents.Config { id: config key: "MyEffect" property bool showMinimizedWindows: false } KWinComponents.GlobalShortcutHandler { key: "Activate" description: i18n("Activate my effect") shortcuts: mykeys defaultShortcuts: mykeys onTriggered: effect.running = true; } KWinComponents.GlobalGestureHandler { type: KWinComponents.GlobalGestureHandler.SwipeUp fingerCount: 42 onMoved: ... onCancelled: ... } view: KWinComponents.SceneView { KWinComponents.WindowHeap { ... } } } ``` _Disclaimer: The provided example above is purely for demonstration purposes_