erratum 2014-04-13: Updated Bundle Qt libs pros and cons. Update2: Here you can read also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. After we've learned how to set up the development environment and how to use Qt on Android, it's time to move forward and in this article we are going to learn about different […]

Urbi et Orbi A new year just started a few weeks ago, but Qt on Android doesn’t have time to rest :). The secret meeting At the beginning of the year I attended a very important workshop in Oslo. For two full days KDAB (me) and Digia (Oslo office folks) secretly discussed the future of […]

In my first article that I wrote about Qt on Android I gave you a small introduction on how the port began and where is it now. I wrote about the fact that in November 2012 I contributed the port to Qt project, but I intentionally omitted one very important thing to tell you. Before […]

Update: Here you can read also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. Use Qt on Android After we learned how to setup the development environment, we'll move forward in this article and learn how to use Qt Creator 3.0 (the one that comes with Qt 5.2 SDK) to create, run, debug and setup Qt […]

Update: Qt on Android Episode 3 is available here. Update2: Here you can read also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. In this article we'll move forward and see how to set up the development environment for Android. A few remarks before we start: This article focuses on Qt 5.2! I'll add comments for […]

Update: Qt on Android Episode 2 is available here. Update2: Here you can read also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. I’d like to start a new series of blog posts focused on Qt on Android. The first article is about how it began, how it works, the current status, what to expect from […]

The power of Qt running on the ubiquity of Android is a potent combination that can be used to great effect in a number of different applications. But are there certain apps that really shine when they’re built using this dynamic duo? Before I go any further, let me introduce myself. My name is Andy […]

The agenda is published and KDAB engineers are offering a wealth of technical talks this year. Optimizing the Rendering of Qt Quick 2 applications, Giuseppe D'Angelo If you have ever wondered how Qt Quick applications are rendered to the screen, and how to use that knowledge to find and fix performance problems, then this talk […]

Hello! This is a small wrap-up fromQtCon, the biggest Qt event in Europe in 2016, that happened at the beginning of September. At QtCon the Qt community joined forces with the KDE, FSFE and VideoLAN communities, to create an exciting event in the spirit of open collaboration and participation amongst projects. During QtCon many KDAB […]

Hello, and welcome to the usual appointment with a new release of Qt! Qt 5.7 has just been released, and once more, KDAB has been a huge part of it (we are shown in red on the graph): In this blog post I will show some of the outstanding contributions by KDAB engineers to the […]

Qt 5.4 was released just last week! The new release comes right on schedule (following the 6-months development cycle of the Qt 5 series), and brings a huge number of new features. KDAB engineers have contributed lots of code to Qt during the last few months. Once more, KDAB is the second largest contributor to […]

Qt 5.2 has just been released! Coming only five months after 5.1, the new release brings in a huge number of new features, as well as many bug fixes. For the first time ever, Qt is officially supported on two major mobile platforms: Android and iOS. KDAB contributed over 300 commits to Qt 5.2, both […]