KDAB is pleased to announce that the Qt 5.5.0 release includes a Technology Preview of the Qt3D module. Qt3D provides a high-level framework to allow developers to easily add 3D content to Qt applications using either QML or C++ APIs. The Qt3D module is released with the Technology Preview status. This means that Qt3D will […]
Update: Here you have also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. In the last two Qt on Android episodes we learned how to use basic JNI on Android and how to use an external IDE to easily manage the Java part. In this episode, it is time to move forward and focus on extending […]
Qt is a native library at the heart. As a native (C++) library, it already outperforms most higher-level language libraries when it comes to startup performance. But if you're using native languages, you usually do so because you need to get the most out of the available hardware and being just fast may not be […]
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 […]
Update: Here you have also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. In the last Qt on Android episode we learned the basics of JNI on Android in a Qt way. In this episode I'd like to focus on tools that will help us to be more productive when we extend our Qt on Android […]
Trading communication market leader IPC created revolutionary dealer boards by using the Qt software library Stock exchanges are some of the most stressful working environments where shares worth millions of Euros/Dollars are traded within milliseconds. Naturally, brokers and stock traders rely on state-of-the-art communications and trading systems to ensure constant availability and reliability of information […]
It has been very quiet around WEC platform support in Qt, and you would have been forgiven for thinking that nothing was happening. But behind the scenes, we have been tackling some pretty hard issues. We just did not blog about the ongoing work……until now. Be assured that the platform is still maintained and there […]
Consumers are demanding more flexible ways to use and control electronic devices in homes and cars. The result, driven by the rise of connected devices, is a need for multi-screen or multiple-platform embedded applications.
A technical overview of Qt's mobile platform support covering Android, iOS, and Windows Store development. Details implementation architectures, native integration methods, Qt Quick Controls for mobile UI, cross-platform WebView solutions, and complete deployment workflows for publishing Qt applications to mobile app stores.
WebGL 1.0 API standard from Khronos Group defines a low level, state based 3D rendering API, similar to OpenGL ES 2.0 and enables access from JavaScript code to the hardware graphics accelerato
The presentation in this video is about how Qt collects and uses interesting information about types in your application each time you use macros.
This presentation gives an overview of the new and current features of the Qt logging facilities and shows us how they work.
This presentation introduces the jobs of DIY moc and sheds light on an obstacle that might occur when using dynamic languages, such as QML.
Explores the costs associated with implementing well known workarounds such as threads, signals and callbacks and synchronization mechanisms to cope with waiting issues in programming languages like C++.
Explores developing and testing software that communicates with hardware to which the developer does not have access.
Since maintaining processor assembly code by hand is such a long and tedious task and since processors evolve and are complex, the timing of each code generation is better left to the compiler.
Find out how WebSockets and Qt Cloud Services will enhance interactive communication sessions between your online client application and your server in this presentation.
This presentation is about the approach used to prepare QtWebEngine to be used in production.
The presentation shows how the Qt Project is structured and discusses its roles and responsibilities. If you are looking for advice or people to review a contribution, this talk will help direct you
Q & A session at Qt Developer Days 2014 with discussions around how to and why to contribute to Qt. Panelists include David Faure, Kévin Ottens, Olivier Goffart, Lars Knoll and Thiago Macieira.
