MeeGo Conference SF 2011 wrap-up
Last week, I went to the MeeGo Conference 2011 in San Francisco, as I said I would the week before. It was a good conference and the organisation is to be congratulated on putting it together...
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Qt Developer Days registration is now open – Benefit from Nokia strengthened...
Registration is now open for Qt Developer Days 2011! Munich hosts the first event, October 24-26, followed by San Francisco, November 29 – December 1. We also plan for regional events in Beijing and...
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Qt 5 with Rasberry Pi: a delicious mix with home delivery
The Raspberry Pi project is a very interesting initiative that is landing just in time to speed up Qt 5 development. The little inexpensive open board serves as an ideal hardware platform for...
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Qt for PhoneGap
PhoneGap Biolab, by Yohei Shimomae. License: CC BY-NC Qt meets PhoneGap! Or at least this is the goal of a community project that ICS has started with the ambition of attracting both PhoneGap and Qt...
View ArticleQt 5 Alpha
Today we released the Alpha of Qt 5, the first major release since the Qt Project went live. A lot of people have worked hard to make this release happen. A large amount of work and features that went...
View ArticleQt 5 Alpha is here – providing a taste of the future
Trolltech released Qt 4 almost seven years ago, and today the community is celebrating the first joint release of Qt 5 Alpha under the Qt Project umbrella. Nokia continues to be a key stakeholder and...
View ArticleIntroduction to Windows RT Frameworks
It happens seldomly, but a couple of weeks ago I had the chance to look at some parts of the Windows Runtime port again and now I have some time to write about the outcome. One of the tedious items...
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