Currently, no. But i think the document is good enough :D

The documentation may be enough, but it lacks a real flow. After the introduction chapters it becomes a bit confusing. There are a series of topics to be read, but if the order is noted down then it may become a bit easy to learn Qt Quick.

Besides documentation, There are a lot of videos/e-learning stuff [developer.qt.nokia.com]

eminemence wrote:

The documentation may be enough, but it lacks a real flow. After the introduction chapters it becomes a bit confusing. There are a series of topics to be read, but if the order is noted down then it may become a bit easy to learn Qt Quick.

How to say that, i think the documents are associated, the learning steps are depending on what way you want to follow. When you have a specific question in mind, you can go to that chapter, and find you answer. Anyway, when you start coding/reading, you start to learn, nomatter what way you are followed :D

Qt Quick is relatively new and undergoing many changes. Writing a book at this point in time may invalidate it very fast. I guess there would be books written, but may be after stabilization of the features.