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Welcome to our March Newsletter
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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 though is Qt Developer Conference Agenda is published. Enjoy.
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CXX-Qt
Safe Rust bindings for Qt
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by Andrew Hayzen
At KDAB, we have been investigating how to integrate Rust with Qt in a safe and idiomatic way. The solution we are currently working on is called CXX-Qt. It’s available in the GitHub and on crates.io.
Read on.
Check out the Interview with Andrew in our March KDAB News, below, where he talks about Safety and Performance, the perfect marriage.
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The Qt Less Travelled
Fixing Bugs in Qt’s Lesser-used Features, for Profit (and fun!)
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by Albert Astals Cid
Qt is a high quality library, but it is also massive in number of features. This massive number results in a higher likelihood that there are bugs that go unnoticed lying around in its less frequently used features or combination of features.
Read on.
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The Developer’s Guide to Containers
Using containers to maximize productivity
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by Andrew Hayzen
Not content with blogging and being interviewed this month, Andrew also gives us this quick guide to all the ways containers can improve our lives as developers.
It assumes that you’re already familiar with the technology through tools like docker, but please read our other whitepaper first if you need a primer.
Read on.
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Design Idioms from an Alternate Universe
from CppCon 2021
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by Ivan Čukić
While C++ is a one of a kind multiparadigm language, people tend to use object-oriented patterns with it most of the time.
This talk presents several software design idioms that people usually connect with generic and functional programming disciplines, but which are highly applicable to the usual code most of the contemporary C++ developers write every day.
Watch the talk.
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KDAB Video releases this month
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Cxx-Qt Rust Bindings; Squish 7.0; Creating a Real-time Mobile Chat App and more.
Watch the news
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Rust and Qt – 3 Steps to Integrate Rust to a Qt App
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More about Rust, the most popular language since 2016 according to StackOverflow, and Qt.
Watch the video.
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How to Quickly Change the 3D Scene in your Application with Kuesa 3D
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Iteration. Can it really be THAT easy? Yes it can.
Find out how.
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Additions to Qt Widgets and More
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In the many years we have worked with Qt, we have gathered quite a number of tips and tricks.
Here Jesper gives you four more ways to make your development life considerably easier.
See the whole series here.
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