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In this last episode on "Show me your IDE", we now look at visual studio code.
Building Qt isn't that hard, and doing so helps you with more accurate position information when you debug your way in to Qt itself.
In this video I'll show you the steps required to do so.
Thanks for joining us for this year's edition of Meet Qt that took place in Paris on the 19th June. The focus this year was medical and automotive and the event was again very successful despite the train strikes. If you could not attend here is an idea of what KDAB offered: A medical client's […]
CMake 3.19 was officially released a couple of months ago, and one of the biggest – and most exciting – new features is the addition of presets. What are presets, you might ask, and why should we be excited about them? Presets are a bunch of pre-set CMake options that enable developers to ensure that […]
This news edition includes an interview with Nuno Pinheiro on training for Qt Design Studio, an update on KDAB Training Day in 2023, features on generative AI in Qt and synchronization in Vulkan, and announcements.
Complex multi-step processes are not rare when deploying a mature multi-executable application to an embedded target. In the first part of this video, Christoph shows a quick template script that you can use to swiftly deploy multi-app setups to your target. In a the longer, second part, Qt-Creator target configurations are explained in a tutorial. Last, you will learn how nightlies helped not only for development, but post-hoc debugging.
Qt 5.6 has just been released! Packed with incredible new features, 5.6 is also the first long term support release of Qt: it will be supported for the next 3 years, giving developers a solid foundation for their current and upcoming projects. Once more, KDAB is confirmed to be the largest independent contributor to Qt, […]
In the current software development landscape, low-code and no-code application frameworks are gaining traction, as they allow non-developer professionals (such as designers and domain experts) to directly contribute to digital products.
A reasonable choice of IDE when developing Qt code is Qt Creator. But there are other IDEs out there! An interesting alternative on windows is Visual Studio. In this episode, Alistair Baxter will join Jesper for a show of his favorite features from Visual Studio.
If you need insights into improving productivity, this essential developer’s guide to containers will help you manage projects cross-platform, seamlessly.
GammaRay 2.0 beta release came out on Friday, January 10th and the final GammaRay 2.0 was released on January 17th. GammaRay 2.0 has a largely reworked core compared to the previous versions, enabling remote debugging. That's especially useful for working on embedded systems, but also helps minimize interference with the inspected process on the desktop. […]
As you already know KDAB is the largest independent contributor to Qt code. Of course we didn't get lazy and we've added a lot of cool stuff to Qt 5.14. In this article I'm going to write about the super cool stuff that we've added to Qt 5.14 for Android. Android multi arch build in […]
In this episode, Jesper will show you how to navigate the Qt help text most efficiently. In addition, he will also show how you get to the header files.
We are happy to announce the release of Qt Automotive Suite 2.0, the Qt solution for digital cockpits, developed in collaboration between KDAB, The Qt Company and Luxoft. The Qt Automotive Suite provides OEMs and Tier1s with powerful frameworks and tools to build a consistent user experience for both the instrument cluster and the center […]
In this episode, we explore how to host and run your own Ollama models on a dedicated server, from setup to integration. We discuss the difficulty of self-hosting, how Ollama works, its scalability, and the available model repository. You’ll also see a live demo, watch Jan interact directly with a model, and learn how to connect Qt Creator to your own hosted model.
Following a previous clang-tidy episode, this video covers fine-tuning which checks to enable, including some bad surprises encountered. The result is an improved .clang-tidy file with additional checks, plus a script to generate the file and avoid common problems.
This edition features 25 years of KDE, what's new with Qt 6 and 3D, the new KD Bindings for C++, Library of the month KItemModels, and announcements including Qt Creator 6 release candidate and meeting C++ videos.
Number 30 in the Qt Widgets and More series, this video address the issue where, if you are doing a larger refactoring involving central files, you might end up recompiling over and over again while fixing just a single source file. In these situations, using Qt Creator's ability to recompile only a single file is very useful. But there's more.
As the title suggests, here Jesper live codes a model based on QAbstractTableModel.
