03.10.2012 
We are proud to announce that KDE e.V.’s partnership in the forthcoming Qt Developer Days 2012. KDE e.V. recently released the following statement: “The KDE community is delighted to be a partner in the upcoming Qt Developer Days 2012. KDE has built its software on Qt for the last 15 years, will continue to do […]
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DevDays – Exclusive Early Bird Discount Offer!
The Qt Developer Conference in Berlin is just around the corner and we are very excited to be hosting it this year. Whether you are a Qt expert or if you are just getting started, the Developer Conference will definitely give you many worthwhile opportunities. With lectures, presentations, trainings and labs, focusing both on the […]
Sign up now for Qt Developer Conference 2012, Berlin!
Brought to you by KDAB in cooperation with ICS and KDE e.V., this 3 day event will have a terrific agenda of lectures, presentations, trainings and labs, focusing both on the latest technologies introduced with Qt 5, and the tried-and-true technologies in use today. The Qt Developer Conference aims to provide an excellent opportunity to […]
Qt Developer Conference
November 12-14, Café Moskau, Berlin. The Qt Developer Days conference, held annually in Germany and Silicon Valley, has long been the highlight of the Qt calendar. The Developer Days provides an excellent and important opportunity to meet peers, learn about new technology and developments in Qt, market and ecosystem news and train and explore the […]
QML Engine Internals, Part 2: Bindings
This blog post is part of an ongoing series about the internals of the QML engine. In the last blog post, we covered how the QML engine loads QML files. To recap, QML files are parsed and then C++ objects are created for all elements in the QML file. For example, we saw that when […]
Digia acquires part of Nokia’s Qt business
It was announced this morning that Digia Plc will acquire the “Qt software technologies and Qt business” from Nokia. This ends the recent uncertainty in the Qt community, something that should be beneficial for the Qt ecosystem and the Qt users worldwide, including KDAB’s customers, and hopefully ensures the continuity and sustained funding of Qt […]
Last week in Qt development (week 30 2012)
This post is part of an ongoing series about developments and discussions in Qt. Some parts of this report are still under discussion, and don’t necessarily reflect the final state of Qt 5. The target audience is people involved in Qt development itself, but without the time to follow everything that happens, and others with […]
QML Engine Internals, Part 1: QML File Loading
In this series of blog posts, we’ll look under the hood of the QML engine and uncover some of its inner workings. The articles are based on the Qt5 version of QtQuick, QtQuick 2.0. Most people know that each element in a QML file is backed by a C++ class. When a QML file is […]
Last week in Qt development (week 29 2012)
This post is part of an ongoing series about developments and discussions in Qt. Some parts of this report are still under discussion, and don’t necessarily reflect the final state of Qt 5. The target audience is people involved in Qt development itself, but without the time to follow everything that happens, and others with […]
KDAB to host European Qt Developer Conference
The Qt Developer Days conference, held annually in Germany and Silicon Valley, has long been the highlight of the Qt calendar. The Developer Days have provided an excellent and important opportunity to meet peers, learn about new technology and developments in Qt, market and ecosystem news, train and explore the services and product offerings of […]