17.06.2014 
CMake 3.0 was released last week with many major new features and new Qt integration for uic and rcc. A major change with this CMake release is the new documentation system based on reStructuredText and Sphinx. Sphinx has the ability to generate Qt Assistant files, so these are now easy to create reproducibly from the […]
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DevDays Europe Now Live!
The Qt Developer Days 2014 website is now live! Registration for Qt Developer Days Europe (Oct 6 – 8 Berlin) is now open. Register before midnight on July 18th and qualify for the Early Bird Prize Draw. Also, the Training Day program is now available, choose from ten possible trainings! The Call for Papers is out now […]
In Pixels we trust Scalable UIs In QML part 2
In the earlier post, we talked about the difficulty of scaling Uis across the current PPI range we have on the mobile and embedded space. We also hinted that the most common way to avoid this problem was done via providing several image assets that help to mitigate this issues. How does it work? How […]
Scalable UIs In QML
A User Experience is not defined to exist in a single form factor any more. It is expected to be able to flow from one device to another, seemingly adapting itself to each interaction paradigm, and yet retain branding, mood and overall look and feel across multiple platforms. On the other hand, it’s expected that Designers […]
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 […]
Free Qt on Android Coffee and Code USA
June 10, 12 and 16. Continuing from our springtime European tour, we are offering hands-on training sessions this June in New York, San José and Chicago. Each of these will be a free, three-hour, hands-on session that delves into the internals of Qt on Android. Learn how to: set up the Qt development environment for Android […]
The development of SlideViewer A QML-based presentation program
Introduction At Qt developer Days in Berlin 2013 I had an Aha! moment. I saw a presentation written in QML rather than the usual Powerpoint/LibreOffice/Keynote. It wasn’t that I did not imagine this was possible, rather the contrary, after all in KDAB we have more than 3000 slides on Qt-related topics, all written in …. […]
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 […]
Qt on Android Episode 4 - How to prepare your Qt application for publishing on Android markets
erratum 2014-04-13: Updated Bundle Qt libs pros and cons. Update2: Here you can read also the Chinese version, thanks goes to Foruok. After we’ve learned how to set up the development environment and how to use Qt on Android, it’s time to move forward and in this article we are going to learn about different […]
Videos from Qt DevDays 2013 – Berlin
Finally we have all the videos from the multiple top class sessions at Qt Developer Days 2013 uploaded here. You can also access the program here, with links to the awesome set of slides used during the presentations at DevDays 2013. Enjoy!