New Qt blog
Hi, and welcome to the new Qt blog. We’ve been meaning to do this for a long time but finally have managed to get organized enough to actually kick off a blog dedicated to the past, present and future...
View ArticleDev Days is almost here!
Welcome to the first “real” post of our new blog. Judging from our web stats there is at least 80 of you who have already been here (hardly a firehose of traffic, but it’ll grow). Well for all 80 of...
View ArticleQt Ambassador Program
Are you a Qt fanatic? Do you love Qt as much as we do? Do you want to let the world know? The Qt Ambassador program is for you. We want you to know how much your hard work and love for Qt is...
View ArticleQt Developer Days Munich – And that's a wrap!
We are now packing the signs, closing the laptops and turning off the projectors from this year’s Qt Developer Days event in Munich. It was a fantastic event with over 750 attendees and Trolls, making...
View ArticleThe Open Road to Qt Code
Today we start down the ‘open road to Qt code’ – a series of interviews that showcases real Qt users and uncovers their amazing work and ideas. Our featured guest today is Frank Karlitschek, a...
View ArticleThanks for helping us make 4.6!
As we have spent the last few weeks gearing up for our Qt 4.6 release (details here and here, demos here), I wanted to take the the time to say thanks to all those who have taken the time to help us...
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Qt Everywhere: LG-Nortel
In a new series we want to run here on this blog, we will be bringing you opinions straight from the ‘industry floor’, as we speak to some of our users about their experiences working with Qt. To kick...
View ArticleThe Open Road to Qt Code 2 – Witold Wysota
Witold Wysota is the subject of our second ‘open road to Qt code’ discussion – a series of interviews that showcases real Qt users and uncovers their amazing work and ideas. Witold is the resident Qt...
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The Open Road to Qt Code 3 – Jean-Baptiste Kempf
The Qt blog today focuses on a young software engineer from Paris, France who has a rich track record of working in community-based technology groups stretching back to his time as a college student....
View ArticleQt Knut's got talent!
I have been involved with and working for Qt/Trolltech/Nokia for the better part of the last 10 years and in that time I have worked with a lot of talented folks. Granted, many of those people...
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Qt Labs Japan launched
For those that have followed our various blogs know that if you are looking for the best technology and in-depth Qt-related content, Qt Labs is the best place to be. Of course one of the potential...
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Qt Knut (electric) boogies into the finals on "Norske Talenter"!
A few weeks ago we wrote about how our very own Knut Yrvin had entered “Norske Talenter”, or Norway’s got Talent. Given the volume of traffic that blog post got, and considering the results from Friday...
View ArticleQt gets more mobile today
Today was certainly a big day for Qt. First we have announced the Nokia N8, the first Symbian^3 based device, which is also the first Nokia phone that will include Qt (Note: It’s the first official...
View ArticleOpen Governance
Since the beginning, Qt has been a product that has collaborated with and embraced its developer community as much as possible. Significant steps such as the contribution model we introduced last year...
View ArticleMy new years resolution, plus Canonical and the opportunity to work more closely
I have been a bad blogger. No, I haven’t done anything wrong per se, but I have not blogged nearly as much as I had originally intended. Many times I get interested in a subject, plan on blogging about...
View ArticleGoing back: Qtscape and the first port of Mozilla to Qt
I recently came across an article reporting the rebirth of the Qt port for Firefox 4. When the journalist wrote about rebirth they were referring to work that some bloggers at Tech Freaks 4 You...
View ArticleUpdate on Qt
Judging by the sheer volume of comments on Daniel’s post on Saturday you are all feeling like we are. Not the finest time in the history of Qt for sure, but also not the death of Qt that some of you...
View ArticleNokia CTO Rich Green speaks about Qt
As promised we have some fresh information for you. Nokia CTO Rich Green took some time to address one of the questions that relate to Qt’s future and Qt’s role within Nokia. Please see the video...
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Qt Contributor Summit: Day 1
Morning session, Qt Contributors' Summit The Qt Contributor Summit is now fully underway and the sparks are already starting to fly. This morning we began our summit with introductions from Alexandra...
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Nokia N9. Great Qt-powered Linux phone to target using the Qt SDK
The new Nokia N9 At Nokia Connections event in Singapore the new Qt-powered Nokia N9 was announced. This new Linux device features a completely new user interface where navigating is done with a simple...
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