24.06.2024 
Welcome to our June Newsletter First, a note from me: from next month the KDAB Newsletter will be sent out by Sebastian Springer so I can make trouble elsewhere in my 75th year. Time for a change ;-). Please welcome him, especially in your inbox. I bid you farewell with Anchoring Qt […]
Author Archives: Frances Tait
Qt Quick & JSON, Qt & Trivial Relocation, Servo Web Engine, KDGpu 1.5, KDDockWidgets 2.1, Luma Vision, Qt Widgets & More
Welcome, in the merry month of May We hope things are blooming in your neck of the woods. We bring you Laying Out Components with Qt Quick and JSON, followed by a series of blogs on Qt and Trivial Relocation. Then we have an interview on the Servo Web Engine, two […]
C++ & Rust, Servo Web & Qt, Qt Quick & JSON, Embedded – blogs & videos, Hotspot 1.5, Qt 6.7, GCompris in India, Events
Welcome to April’s Newsletter from KDAB It must be spring! Blogs are sprouting out all over 🌱 😊 We kick off with Part 3 of Mixing C++ and Rust for Fun and Profit, followed by Embedding the Servo Web Engine in Qt and Recursive Instantiation with Qt Quick and JSON. Then […]
Reducing Visual Studio Installations with Toolchains, The ConnectionEvaluator in KDBindings, KDSPDSetup, Slint 1.5, Embedded series cont., Videos, News, Events
Welcome to our jam-packed March offering We bring you Reducing Visual Studio Installations with Toolchains and Introducing the ConnectionEvaluator in KDBindings. Then, for embedded developers, Punctuality Matters: Using Linux to Manage Time-Critical Situations and Streamlining Multi-platform Development and Testing. After that comes Introducing: KDSPDSetup, then Slint 1.5. released, followed by KDE’s Megarelease […]
Simple QRs in QML, Embedded: boards and hardware, the Cyber-resilience Act, Codebrowser, videos, training & events
Welcome to our February Newsletter Take a break from the February blues! We bring you Incredibly Simple QR generation in QML, then Optimizing Embedded Product Design – the case for off-the-shelf boards, followed by The Embedded Developer’s Dilemma in Choosing Hardware. We then offer The Cyber Resilience Act – what is it?, […]
Qt 6 WASM: Audio Files, C++ & Rust-Pt 2, Qt Champions, Flutter R&D, Training, Tutorials, Events
Welcome to our first newsletter in 2024 The poker players among you will enjoy Qt 6 WASM: Uploading and Playing Back Audio Files. Before that, we offer Part 2 of Mixing C++ and Rust for Fun and Profit and then we offer a peek into the Flutter world: Optimizing industrial data displays on […]
Mixing C++ and Rust, A perspective projection matrix for Vulkan, Using Slint with C++, KDDockWidgets 2.0 and much more
Merry Christmas! To add to the festive treats, we bring you Mixing C++ and Rust for Fun and Profit: Part 1, followed by Part 2 of Projection Matrices with Vulkan. Then, for a Christmas bonus, we give you Beyond UI: Using Slint with C++. We then offer the release of KDDock Widgets […]
Projection Matrices with Vulkan – Pt 1, Supercharging VSCode, Software Updates Outside the App Store
Welcome to our November Newsletter Be of good cheer! It may be cold and dark but it’s a good time to hunker down and find out NEW STUFF! So wrap up and read on, there’s plenty of that here . . . We bring you the first in a new blog […]
Qt for VS Code, QPointer, Releases, Training, Videos, Events
Welcome to our Newsletter for October We hope you like the new style. Today we bring you Qt for VS Code, the TL;DR version, then PSA: QPointer has a terrible name. After that we have three new releases: Qt 6.6, then Heaptrack 1.5 and finally Squish 7.2. We also have new […]
KDAB at Meeting C++ in Berlin November 12th - 14th
KDAB is proud to be a Silver Sponsor at this year’s Meeting C++, a highly recommended 3-day hybrid event for the European C++ community, offering 44 Talks in 4 tracks, November 12th – 14th. While this is also an in-person event, there is a substantial concurrent online program, so that high-class international speakers can easily […]