20.06.2017 
As my first subject for this animation blog series, we will be taking a look at Animation curves. Curves, or better, easing curves, is one of the first concepts we are exposed to when dealing with the subject of animation in the QML space. What are they? Well, in simplistic terms, they are a description […]
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GammaRay 2.8.0 Release
We have released version 2.8.0 of our Qt application introspection tool GammaRay. GammaRay allows you to observe behavior and data structures of Qt code inside your program live at runtime. A big focus in this release is improvements to the Qt Quick inspector, which gained layout helper grids and Qt Quick Controls 2 tracing, as […]
KDAB contributions to Qt 5.9
Qt 5.9 has just been released! This release marks two important milestones for the Qt Project. The first is that now the Qt 5 series has had more releases than any other Qt version ever (the last release of the Qt 4 series was Qt 4.8). The second milestone is that Qt 5.9 will be a […]
Corso di Qt/QML per Embedded a Milano, settembre 2017
KDAB è lieta di annunciare una data italiana per il corso Programmazione Qt/QML per sistemi embedded, che si svolgerà a Milano dal 12 al 14 settembre 2017. Qt è un application framework moderno e ricco di funzionalità, utilizzato per realizzare applicazioni cross-platform per sistemi embedded, mobile e desktop. Qt è usato da oltre 800.000 sviluppatori […]
Efficient barcode scanning with QZXing Profiling Qt Zebras Crossing
QZXing is a very useful library: It provides an easy to use Qt integration API around the barcode scanning library ZXing (zebras crossing). Because it is so easy to setup QZXing in a Qt application, we and most of our customers end up using it when they need to scan images for barcodes. There is, or rather […]
KDAB contributions to Qt 5.8
Qt 5.8 has just been released! Another great release of Qt, made possible by thousands of commits by over a hundred different contributors: And here we are again, with the usual showcase of the most outstanding contributions to Qt 5.8 developed by KDAB engineers. In no particular order: Qt 3D Qt 3D continues to receive […]
GammaRay 2.7.0 Released
We have released version 2.7 of our Qt application introspection tool GammaRay. GammaRay allows you to observe the behavior and data structures of Qt code inside your program live at runtime. Here are a few of the highlights of this release: The new Qt 3D geometry inspector allows you to look at a wireframe rendering of entity geometries, […]
Integrating OpenGL with Qt Quick 2 applications (part 2) Implementing overlays and underlays with the Qt Quick 2 renderer
In the last blog post we gave a very high level introduction to the Qt Quick 2 renderer. We also showed how various signals are emitted by the renderer during the synchronization and rendering steps. In this blog post we’re going to discuss those signals and show how they can be used to implement overlays […]
Fixing bugs via lateral thinking Lessons learned by digging into obscure QML bugs
For today’s blog I would like to share with you the little adventure I had when fixing a very strange bug in Qt. Pop quiz Don’t think about this too much, just guess: what does this QML snippet print? There are no JavaScript semantic tricks involved; and using either == or === does not change […]
QtCon Videos On-line
We’re delighted all the QtCon talks have now been released, thanks to the hard work of the folks at KDE. Many KDABians attended QtCon and contributed to the unique new Qt event we co-created in Berlin, September 2016, along with Qt Contributors, KDE Akademy, VideoLan and FSFE. KDAB funded the event upfront and was Gold sponsor at QtCon […]