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Day one of the Qt Day in Florence, Italy is sold out. The agenda for the day is dedicated to the use of Qt in Italy from a technical as well as business perspective. Italian business leaders such as Alberto Ciarnello from Telecom Italia and Mario Fumagalli from Mixel have been telling us about why [...]
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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 developers. The plan is to get Qt as a target of the PhoneGap SDK (or Apache Cordova, as it is being renamed) following roughly the Qt 5 development [...]
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Qt Developer Days San Francisco is under way! Over the coming days we’ll bring news and views from every corner of the event, and we’re starting with an area that is a core focus of day one – Qt training. This year is my second year at Qt Developer Days, and I’ve learned that there [...]
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Qt Developer Days San Francisco is coming very soon, and we can’t wait. Lots of developers, CTOs, product managers and other members of the Qt community have already registered to join us at the Hyatt Regency on November 29 – December 1, but there are still some places left. We want as many Qt developers [...]
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Today over 900 members of the Qt community shared, learned and experienced the entire expanse of the Qt universe on day two of Qt Developer Days Munich. The enthusiasm was high as we kicked off the tech track and Qt in Use sessions, with developers already asking us when they can have another look at [...]
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So…you’re coming to Qt Developer Days 2011. Are you having a hard time planning a schedule that takes in all the sessions you want to attend? Need to know where that next Qt in Use session is happening? Want to give feedback about a session? Good news. The Qt Developer Days smartphone app has got [...]
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A few weeks ago we saw Digia release an update to the Qt 4.6 series, introducing Qt 4.6.4 for commercial customers. Digia has contributed this release to Nokia and Nokia has now released Qt 4.6.4 under the LGPL. You can get the binary packages on the usual Qt downloads page, or you can get the source from Gitorious. [...]
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The Qt Contributor Summit is now fully underway and the sparks are already starting to fly. This morning we began our summit with introductions from Alexandra Leisse, followed by Sebastian Nyström providing an overview as to why Nokia was so supportive of Qt and open governance. Following Sebastian, Lars Knoll gave the crowd an overview [...]
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Now that Qt Quick is out in the wild, we have been collecting some great feedback from developers on their experience learning and trying this new tool. To help developers learn and progress to building and deploying their own Qt Quick applications faster, we have had three of our Qt partners come up with some [...]
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