Frances Tait

In this video, we talk to Aiśwarya Kaitheri Kandoth (Aish) who tells us about the growth of free software in Kerala, India, and of her role in the take-up and evolution of GCompris in schools there.

Timothée Giet and Johnny Jazeix are currently Co-Maintainers of the GCompris project. They took these roles not long after GCompris was re-written in Qt by its founder, Bruno Coudoin. In this video, KDAB talks to them about their involvement and some of the technical challenges they have encountered.

In conversation with KDAB, Burkhard makes clear the benefits of smart user interfaces for Industrial Machines and outlines the issues involved in implementing them for clients, both from the technical and the consulting point of view. For illustration, he refers in detail to an Industrial Harvester.

This 'Insights' series video interviews Bruno Coudoin, creator and founder of GCompris, about what inspired him and the software's success. GCompris is free, open-source educational software for kids aged 2-10, built with Qt. Topics include his motivation, open-source approach, development challenges, family support, contributors, project handover, and seeing governments adopt GCompris in school curricula.

Years after its creation, C++ is still, and certainly was in 2021, considered by some to be one of the most powerful languages on the planet. For this video we gathered an international panel of C++ experts to give you insights about the C++ language: where it's going and how it got there.