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KDAB in Medical Medical companies trust the KDAB software engineering team
We work on many types of medical systems that span a gamut of clinical and home-health devices, such as internal imaging, robotic surgery, ventilators, noninvasive monitoring, and much more.
Qt Desktop Days – Day 5
Wrapping up Qt Desktop Days, are two final sessions that cap off five days of great sessions. Kirigami: convergence with Desktop as first-class Let’s say you want to develop a mobile-looking UI… hey, wait a minute! Aren’t we talking about Qt Desktop Days? Indeed we are, but as Marco Martin, a KDE employee who works […]
Qt Desktop Days – Day 4
Wait, there’s more? Yes, indeed. Qt Desktop Days delivered a lot of great content we’ve just got to share. VLC and Qt, a history If you need to play the widest variety of audio, video, or streaming formats on the planet, you probably know about VLC (the “cone player”). But did you know that VLC […]
Qt Desktop Days – Day 2
What sessions were on the second day of Qt Desktop Days? Lots! QGIS loves Qt! The first session on day 2 was from Nyall Dawson who works for North Road but who is also a significant contributor to QGIS, the largest open-source GIS program in the world. Nyall explains why Qt is an awesome fit […]
Dodging disruption with software – how to prevent commoditization
– Matthias Kalle Dalheimer If your company produces physical products, you might think that your most important asset is the in-depth experience acquired in your field, your loyal customer base, or your top-notch manufacturing facilities, not your software. However, over and over again, industry giants in many fields have been toppled by Silicon Valley start-ups […]
Containers whitepaper Cloud tech comes to embedded
Software developed for embedded applications is often distinct from its desktop and cloud cousins due to the constraints of embedded hardware and the integration of non-mainstream devices. But problem-solving technologies developed in other places tend to migrate to embedded systems once the hardware catches up. Containers are one of these – and they’re not just […]
KDAB at QtDay 2020 November 20-21, Virtual
KDAB will be gold sponsors at QtDay Italy November 20-21st. The event is entirely focused on Qt and Qt-related technologies and has grown to be the biggest Qt event in the region. Presented below is the talk and workshop from KDAB Back to Basics: writing a model (Workshop) – Giuseppe D’Angelo Date/Time Tue Nov 17, […]
QStringView Diaries: Advances in QStringLiteral How QStringView Development Also Improves its "Competition"
This is the first in a series of blog posts on QStringView, the std::u16string_view equivalent for Qt. You can read about QStringView in my original post to the Qt development mailing-list, follow its status by tracking the “qstringview” topic on Gerrit and learn about string views in general in Marshall Clow’s CppCon 2015 talk, aptly […]
Un-deprecate your Qt project
The last post from my colleague Marc Mutz about deprecating Q_FOREACH caused quite an uproar amongst the Qt developers who follow this blog. I personally feel that this was caused fundamentally by a perceived threat: there is a cost associated to porting away a codebase from a well-known construct (Q_FOREACH) to a new and yet-undiscovered […]