KDAB, the Qt experts, provide consulting and mentoring for developing Qt applications from scratch and in porting from all popular and legacy frameworks to Qt. Our software products increase Qt productivity and our Qt trainers have trained 50% of commercial Qt developers globally.

 

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"When deadlines are
tight or you need
Qt expertise,
we can help..."
"I was impressed by
the speed at which
the KDAB engineers got
started on the project"
"Their extensive
experience with both
Linux and Windows
enabled prompt delivery"
"The fact that KDAB
offers both training and
consultancy was also
a deciding factor"
"It actually worked out
better than I expected,
and my expectations
were quite high"
"KDAB consultants
were teamplayers,
and that made the
difference..."

Do you need to build a Qt application from scratch or help migrating from a legacy framework? Need a troubleshooter for a sticky problem or help to install and use Squish? Our experts can solve the hard problems with your code and have helped many major corporations and organizations achieve their project goals.
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Training

Seats available at upcoming
Training Courses

San Fran, CA  30th Jan '12
Berlin  6th Feb '12
Paris  13th Feb '12
San Fran, CA  13th Feb '12

 

Do you need to get up-to-speed with Qt or increase your Qt knowledge? Need to learn how to use Squish? KDAB gives outstanding training courses, gaining consistently excellent praise. Our instructors are all full-time Qt developers able to give unique insights gained from daily experience in the trenches.
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Products

Look inside
Qt applications
at runtime
with GammaRay
We collected many of
our internal tools and
modules into maintained,
powerful packages
Our software runs on
any platform supported
by Qt (Windows,
Mac and Unix)
All products come
with source code,
documentation and
 12 month support
KD Chart is a complete
implementation of the
ODF Chart specification
Create all kinds of reports
within Qt applications
with KD Reports
KD SOAP is a web
service access package
for Qt applications

KDAB’s software products aim to help Qt developers save time and our high level widgets and tools have trimmed off hundreds of hours of development. These maintained powerful packages include charting, report generation, SOAP support and a class collection that contains many of our internal tools.
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18-01-2012
Announcing our new UK subsidiary, KDAB (UK) Ltd

KDAB announces the acquisition of Bugless Ltd. As per January 1, 2012, Bugless will start trading as KDAB's UK subsidiary, KDAB (UK) Ltd, and take KDAB's existing UK staff on board.

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18-01-2012
Our next Open Enrollment Qt Trainings in French

We are happy to announce that we are now offering Open Enrollment Qt trainings in French in several major cities. After the success of last year's OE training in Avignon we are extending our offering in terms of locations and content. This year's open enrollment trainings will take place in Paris and Toulouse.

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18-01-2012
Programming with Qt Quick' training (correction)

We wish to make a correction to last month's news item. The 'Programming with Qt Quick' training is in fact a full 5-day training course, not 3-days as stated.

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18-01-2012
GammaRay 1.1.0 released

KDAB announces the release of version 1.1.0 of GammaRay, its tool for examining the internals of Qt applications. The new version has a plug-in system for adding tools and now includes new timer profiler, locale inspector and object hierarchy visualization plug-ins. Alongside bug fixes and many improvements, added features include a graphical state machine viewer, MingW support and a property view/editor for non-QObject types.

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18-01-2012
KDAB contributes to Qt through Open Governance.

With the launch of the Qt Open Governance system (http://qt-project.org/) KDAB has taken up responsibilities of maintainership in some areas of Qt. KDAB has taken responsibility for the Qt3 support libraries, the Itemviews framework and the CMake configuration files shipped with Qt (not a full CMake based buildsystem, see the newsletter from December 2011), and has also contributed to general maintenance in other areas of Qt and community involvement.

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18-01-2012
New Squish Tip: Calculating checksums

Our Squish Tip for the month comes from one of our Squish experts, Tobias Nätterlund. The article shows how to use the Qt API combined with Python's hashlib module to generate checksums of files, e.g. when testing a file transfer client, even in the situation where the application under test is being executed on a remote machine. Read the Squish Tip...

 
18-01-2012
KDAB contributes to PhantomJS

KDAB engineers, Milian Wolff and Leo Franchi, have been contributing new features to PhantomJS, a headless version of WebKit. PhantomJS 1.4 now ships with the new experimental WebServer API, provided by KDAB. Its target is to provide process communication with a PhantomJS script. This is especially useful for unit tests and paves the way for future integration with test suites like e.g. Selenium.

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