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Lately, the engineers have been hard at work on improving this platform, making it one of the most actively developed modules. After we changed the JavaScript engine last year, this year’s development focus has been three-fold: The garbage.

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 new QtWebChannel module is a ready-to-use solution to make any QObject accessible to arbitrary JavaScript clients.

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.

A conversion tool that automatically generates QML code from Qt Designer UI files, enabling seamless migration from widget-based applications to QML frameworks. Preserves all UI elements, actions, and signal-slot connections while supporting both Declarative Widgets and Qt Quick Controls output formats.

An overview of the major C++ conference landscape, covering three key events: the intimate C++ Now, CppCon, and the speaker's own Meeting C++ conference. Includes practical advice for conference speaking and community building in the C++ ecosystem.

A technical demonstration of implementing a custom polar positioner in Qt Quick for declarative circular layouts. Shows how to extend Qt's positioning system with C++ to eliminate repetitive mathematical calculations when arranging UI elements like clock ticks and gauge markers around circles.

A dependency injection framework for C++ using Qt's meta-object system to automate object creation and dependency wiring. Demonstrates how Qt's reflection capabilities can eliminate manual dependency management and reduce boilerplate code in complex C++ applications.

A brain-computer interface project using affordable EEG hardware and Fast Fourier Transform analysis to detect mental states like focus and meditation. Demonstrates practical applications including mind-controlled gaming, sports performance analysis, and assistive communication technology.

A technical demonstration of implementing CSS-style theming in QML applications, featuring cascading stylesheets, dynamic theme switching, and attached properties. This custom solution addresses the scalability issues of traditional QML theming approaches while maintaining designer-developer workflow separation.

An experimental implementation of Node.js require() functionality in QML JavaScript, demonstrating how to use npm modules like Underscore.js directly in Qt applications. This proof-of-concept enables familiar Node.js-style modularization for QML developers.

A guide to bridging Qt 5 applications with native iOS and Android functionality, covering native function calls, callbacks, custom view integration, and application lifecycle management. Demonstrates practical solutions for accessing platform-specific services while maintaining Qt's cross-platform approach.

Computational epidemiology creates design models to study the spreading of infectious diseases, providing realistic scenario analysis, predictions and insignts on the effects of intervention measures

The Declarative State Machine Framework (DSM) provides a QML API for creating and executing state graphs by reusing Qt's State Machine Framework. Originally developed by Brett Stottlemyer at Ford Motor Company, DSM brings declarative state management to Qt applications.