05.11.2015 
If you’re already using QML in Qt, you know that it can help quickly create flexible user interfaces using little or no C++ programming. With a basic text file and some JavaScript logic, you can put together a pretty sophisticated interface like that shown in the Qt Quick Clock demo (below) with a minimum of […]
Author Archives: Andy Gryc
Tips from the Experts Introduction to a new series
You want to build the cleanest code, the smartest code, the fastest code. You’re the alpha geek on your team, or maybe you aspire to be. You have an all-encompassing need to know. Let me introduce a new series we’re going to be running here on the KDAB blog. I’m Andy Gryc, and for the […]
Two Q’s for Medical
Touchscreens and modern user interfaces are migrating into every type of medical machine: ultrasound, infusion, CAT, MRI, x-ray, care monitors, surgery displays, information tablets, and even patient self-service systems. Touchscreens are also helping with hygiene requirements as they are liquid-proof and easily disinfected because the display is in a sealed enclosure. Qt is an ideal development environment for the new crop of medical devices. It […]
Using Qt to make Native Android apps
In my previous blog, I talked about what characteristics made a good app for Qt in the Android environment. I’ll paraphrase an insightful response from Artem Marchenko — my blog post is really talking only about standalone apps, and not Android integrated ones. That’s correct–my blog focused on “easy wins” – areas where you could bring the […]
Qt on Android: The top 5 markets
The power of Qt running on the ubiquity of Android is a potent combination that can be used to great effect in a number of different applications. But are there certain apps that really shine when they’re built using this dynamic duo? Before I go any further, let me introduce myself. My name is Andy […]