30.08.2024 
Your August 2024 Newsletter is Here This month’s edition brings you four blogs: More Ways to Rust, Part 5 of the Qt and Trivial Relocation series, Mastering Cross-platform Desktop Apps, and the first blog of a new blog series about Implementing an Audio Mixer in QMediaPlayer with Qt Multimedia. If videos are […]
Author Archives: Sebastian Springer
GammaRay 3.1 Enhancements and Updates
It’s been around 10 months since the last release, and we’re pleased to introduce GammaRay 3.1. GammaRay is a powerful tool for developers using Qt, providing deep inspection capabilities to help you understand and troubleshoot your applications. With this new release, we’ve made several important updates and improvements to further streamline your development process. What […]
C++ and Rust, Embedded Updates continued, Nix as Alternative to Yocto, Formatting Selected Text in QML, Training, Videos, Events
Welcome to our July 2024 Newsletter Quite a bit has happened since you received our June newsletter! We have two new blogs introducing two of our best practices guides, The Smarter Way to Rust and Behind the Scenes of Embedded Updates, and we’ve also published two of our regularly scheduled blogs, Using […]
KDDockWidgets 2.1 Released Stability, Fixes, and Enhancements
KDDockWidgets has launched its latest version 2.1. This release comes packed with over 500 commits, offering enhanced stability over its predecessor, version 2.0, without introducing any breaking changes. KDDockWidgets is a versatile framework for custom-tailored docking systems in Qt written by KDAB’s Sérgio Martins. For more information about its rich set of features, have a […]
KDSoap 2.2.0 Released
We’re pleased to announce the release of KDSoap version 2.2.0, an update that brings new enhancements to improve both the general build system and client-side functionality. What is KDSoap? KDSoap, a SOAP (“Simple Object Access Protocol“) component rooted in Qt, serves as an essential tool for both client-side and server-side operations. Tailored for C++ programmers […]
Introducing KDDockWidgets 2.0 A Leap Forward in Flexibility and Integration
We’re happy to announce KDDockWidgets version 2.0, a major milestone that brings many improvements and architectural enhancements to our powerful docking library. KDDockWidgets is a versatile framework for custom-tailored docking systems in Qt written by KDAB’s Sérgio Martins. For more information about its rich set of features, take a gander at its GitHub repository. What […]
New Training Course: Embedded Rust joins the KDAB Training portfolio
We’re happy to announce a new addition to our training portfolio, ‘Embedded Rust’, an online training taking place over a period of 6 half-days, and conducted by our partner, Ferrous Systems.
New Training Course: Introduction to Rust joins the KDAB Training portfolio
We’re delighted to announce that Ferrous Systems has partnered with KDAB to offer its 5-day, on-line training ‘Introduction to Rust’ as an addition to KDAB’s regular Scheduled Training courses
KDDockWidgets 1.7.0 Released
We are happy to announce the release of KDDockWidgets version 1.7.0! What is KDDockWidgets? KDDockWidgets is a development framework for custom-tailored docking systems in Qt, to use when you need advanced docking that is not supported by QDockWidgets. It was created by Sérgio Martins as a time-saving alternative to QDockWidgets. The ease-of-use of KDDockWidgets can save […]