29.10.2022 
Welcome to our October newsletter 🍂 We bring you Handling a Lot of Text in QML, then C/C++ Debugging Tools: An Overview of Debugging Tools for C and C++ Applications. In videos, we offer a KDAB Insight interview, The Story of GCompris: from one man’s vision […]
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KDDockWidgets 1.6.0 released, Is the i.MX 8 right for your project? KDAB tools and video releases
Welcome to September’s news from KDAB This month we had a company meeting in Vilnius and about 100 KDABians enjoyed being together in the same space for the first time in more than a few years. There was information sharing on multiple levels, getting to know […]
The Future of KDAB CI, Is Qt Right for Your Project?, QtDevCon Talk releases & more
Welcome to our August Newsletter We bring you How KDAB creates modern CI using Buildbot followed by Is Qt Right for Your Project?: Factors to Consider When Choosing a Software Stack. Then we offer the first releases of talks from the Qt Developer Conference in June, […]
Android Shared Storage Qt Wrapper, 6 Steps for Legacy Software Migrations, Qt tutorials, Kuesa 3D 2.0 demo videos and more
Welcome to our July Newsletter Hoping you are reading this from your favourite bolt hole, wherever that may be. Down with work! 😺 This month we bring you Android Shared Storage Qt Wrapper – A New Qt (5.x & 6.x) Library for Complete Shared Storage Access, […]
Fun with Paths and URLs in QML, install_name_tool and Universal Binaries, Kuesa 3D 2.0 Released, Qt DevCon, Embedded World and much more
Welcome to KDAB’s June Newsletter And it’s a Summer Bumper Edition, packed with interesting content for your edification and delight. We bring you Fun with Paths and URLs in QML: Managing Your QML Assets with Ease, then install_name_tool and Universal Binaries – How arm64 Affected an […]
Structured Bindings with Qt SQL, Say No to Qt Style Sheets, Python Bindings for C++ Projects and much more
Welcome to our May Newsletter Greetings and welcome to our May newsletter. This month’s feast includes Structured Bindings with Qt SQL, followed by Say No to Qt Style Sheets – Making the Right Choice Between QStyle and Qt Style Sheets, Upfront. Then we offer our latest […]
JSONify All Things – Extending the nlohmann/json Library, C++23 Will Be Truly Awesome, Videos and Events
April A warm welcome to our April Newsletter! We bring you JSONify All Things – Extending the nlohmann/json Library, then, with a good pinch of salt, we offer C%2B%2B23 Will Be Truly Awesome. We also have a selection of new videos and an update on Events, […]
CXX-Qt – Safe Rust Bindings, The Qt Less Travelled, The Developer’s Guide to Containers
Welcome to our March Newsletter This month we bring you CXX-Qt – Safe Rust Bindings and The Qt Less Travelled – Obscure Bug fixes. Then we offer The Developer’s Guide to Containers and more KDAB videos as well as C++ Design Idioms from CppCon. The big news […]
Qt Allstack I – Set up a Mobile Chat App, Qt Allstack II – Add Firebase, more on Data Bindings, 6 new videos and Events
Welcome to our February newsletter This month we focus on using Qt for all parts of a mobile application and it’s cloud backend with Qt Allstack I – Setup – Creating a Realtime Mobile Chat App followed by Qt Allstack II – Adding Firebase. Then, following […]
Introducing KD Bindings, Loose Coupling with Signals and Slots, new Videos and Events for 2022
Welcome to January, 2022 This month we are Introducing KD Bindings: Reactive Programming and Data Binding in C++, while Loose Coupling with Signals and Slots: Connecting (Almost) Any Function to a Signal, goes into some of the details. Jesper Pedersen and family add four more lessons […]