Matthias Kalle Dalheimer
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The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and Consumers
28 November 2024
The main goal of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is to improve cybersecurity in the EU by establishing strict standards for digital products and software. It primarily aims to prevent cyber threats that could endanger essential infrastructure, businesses, and the digital economy. In this video Matthias Kalle Dalheimer, President and CEO of KDAB, shares his view on the CRA and its effect on open source software. This is Part 1 of two videos on the subject.
Industry giants in many fields have been toppled repeatedly by Silicon Valley start-ups and game-changing innovations. When a software-savvy competitor enters your market, they provide new benefits that win over your customers. That leaves you in a game of catch-up to regain market share and re-establish your brand. How can you avoid your company being upstaged by an upstart?
The C++ programming language is used for operating systems, web browsers, games, embedded software, autonomous cars, medical technology, and many other applications. In 2020, major companies such as Facebook, Google, Amazon, and many others relied on C++ to run their data centers, and likely they still do. Since its inception over four decades ago, C++ has expanded many times with performance, efficiency, and flexibility of use as its main design highlights. When C++20 became generally available in December 2020, we talked to a panel of C++ experts, evangelists, and devotees from both sides of the pond to understand a little more about C++ – its current position in the development community, its history, and its future. Much of what we learnt then is still relevant today.
This whitepaper distills KDAB's expertise in a short but detailed guide to help you effectively evaluate whether a migration makes sense for your current system, and to help you outline and execute your own.
Closing Keynote
12 October 2022
QtDevCon22 – Welcome Note
9 August 2022
Porting legacy code from Motif, MFC, Photon, or a previous Qt version to a more recent Qt version can be a big challenge. There are a number of pitfalls in a large porting effort that can significantly increase time, cost, and complexity, leading to risk of project derailment. You may have languages, frameworks, and windowing […]
Software has become critical to our economy. Manufacturing companies must adopt software-centric thinking to survive. Software pioneer Matthias Kalle Dalheimer explains why conventional companies risk commoditization and how to stay competitive. What are the cornerstones of a real software strategy? What can traditional industries learn from software companies?
Software developers like tools, and in particular tools that make them more productive. So in this blog post, I am going to share with you some of the experiences some of us here at KDAB have had using Visual Studio Code for Qt development. Motivation of using Visual Studio Code instead of Qt Creator The […]
KDAB - 20 Years ahead
23 September 2019
QMacTouchBar has landed Recent Apple MacBook Pro models contain an entirely new hardware feature, the touchbar. The touchbar is a touch-sensitive OLED strip sitting above the standard keyboard, where the function keys used to be. macOS uses it for some of the physical buttons that used to be located there, such as volume controls, but […]
Right from the start, we at KDAB have had lots of fun playing a leading role – and as the Qt experts, we look forward to continuing to contribute to the growing Qt community. As a toast to the next 20 years of fun and success, we are combining the company meeting, this year here […]
Welcome keynote
12 March 2015
After 3 successful years, KDAB passes on the Qt Developer Days torch
20 February 2015
For the last 3 years, we in KDAB have received overwhelmingly positive feedback for organising and running Qt Developer Days in Europe. Now we would like to say thank you to all of you for your participation and positive feedback with regard to our arrangements of everything from great technical content and discussions to evening […]
