From the monthly archives:
Qt-Apps.org is dedicated to hosting and promoting free Qt applications and they have just announced a free software community competition for porting Qt apps to smartphones. Those two great motivators, phones and cash, are both on offer. Interested? “Take your application from the desktop and bring it into the hand-held world via the Ovi store”, [...]
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I have been a bad blogger. No, I haven’t done anything wrong per se, but I have not blogged nearly as much as I had originally intended. Many times I get interested in a subject, plan on blogging about it, but by the time its written, proof read and ready for publishing its far too [...]
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After an almost super-human effort by our Learning team, we now published the first batch of recordings from Qt Developer Days on our website. The ones still in the queue will hit the shelves before the end of the year. If you’re more into reading, you can also download the slides. Some of the presentations [...]
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The best way of learning Qt is by practice; making an application with Qt. Once you become skilled developing with Qt, why should you go a step further and certify your Qt competence? Here are some of the reasons why over 150 developers took our certification exam at Qt Developer Days this year.
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We don’t like to brag. We really don’t. We always thought Qt was a good place to work and all, but now it has actually been made official. We have been ranked in the “top 10 places to work in Norway” in a survey of professionals carried out by Universum Communications. As one of the [...]
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