planet.qt.io is now live
Still one more service to hit the qt.io domain this week! The Qt blog aggregator, Planet Qt, is now live at http://planet.qt.io Planet gathers all the news and blogs from the Qt world to a single...
View ArticleImportant Qt-project.org Migration to qt.io Info
Today, we will go live with the new Qt Wiki on qt.io with content migrated from qt-project.org. Before we do that and as we reach a major milestone in this migration project, I wanted to explain a bit...
View ArticleNew Qt Wiki Now Available
We are continuing our site unification to qt.io and we have now migrated the content from qt-project.org and today opened up the new Qt Wiki under qt.io. We invite all of you to start editing the new...
View ArticleQt Forum migration coming up
Heads up everyone, Qt Forum migration approaching. We will be doing the Qt Forum migration tomorrow, 4th March 2015. The timeline for the migration is set so that around 9 o’clock CET we’ll be taking...
View ArticleNew Qt Forum now open
After a long and hard migration, the Qt Forums are up at http://forum.qt.io This is a quick introduction to what is new on the Qt Forum. I urge you to go and test the site yourself, that is the best...
View ArticleQt Contributors’ Summit is coming closer
Hello! This is a friendly reminder that the Qt Contributors’ Summit is coming soon. June is only a month and a half away and Spring is well on it’s way in Oslo. We will be gathering in Oslo, starting...
View ArticleAnnouncing Wiki week
Mark your calendars for 18-22.5.2015, we will have a Wiki Week to clean up the Qt Wiki. During wiki week we will work together on these topics: Cleaning up active pages Marking old pages as needing...
View ArticleChanging Qt Account to be Optional in the Online Installer
Thanks for your feedback to the new online installer asking for a Qt Account signup. We have evaluated the feedback received via the blog, various discussion forums, irc and other channels. Based on...
View ArticleHappy 20th Anniversary Qt!
Today, I am really happy to celebrate Qt’s 20th anniversary. On May 20, 1995, the first Qt version, 0.90, was released! I am really glad to have been part of the Qt journey since 1997, when I first got...
View Article1st Wiki Week is now over
The first ever Wiki Week on the Qt Wiki is now over, and we did over 600 edits during it. 20 new pages were created and even more moved to the ‘delete’ category. Overall the Qt Wiki is in a good shape,...
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Back home after Qt Contributors’ Summit 2015
It was a great weekend in Oslo, 5-7th June! Over a hundred Qt contributors gathered right next door to The Qt Company offices to talk about the current state and future of Qt. The Friday pre-event drew...
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Looking for Qt Champions 2015
2015 is well on it’s way, and it’s time to take a look at who has been going that extra mile in the Qt community. It’s Qt Champions 2015 time. Qt champions are the people that make the community a...
View ArticleQt 5.6 Alpha released
A couple of weeks ago, we took our first steps towards the Qt 5.6 release. One of the most important achievements was to put our new CI (continuous integration) system into use. This system has been...
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Ableton Push – Qt in music making
Berlin-based music company Ableton recently released the new Push, a digital instrument to create and perform music. It is a really impressive tool, take a look: As the Push UI is built with Qt, we had...
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Qt Champions for 2015
As the year is coming to an end soon, it is time to announce the 2015 Qt Champions! Qt Champions are the people who go the extra mile for Qt. They do amazing things and surprise you with their...
View ArticleAbleton in the Qt community
In addition to talking about the Push with Ableton, we had a chance to talk about joining the Qt Project as a contributor. Ableton started contributing to Qt last year, what was the thing that got you...
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Iori Ayane – Qt Champion
We start the introduction of the 2015 Qt Champions with Iori Ayane who is an active participant in the Japanese Qt scene. Qt is big in Japan, Iori is the second Japanese Qt Champion in two years....
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Share Your Qt Passion – Qt Merchandise Store
Share your Qt passion with all! Do you love Qt? Would you like to share the passion with all of your friends and team mates? Go to the Qt Merchandise Store and get Your Qt items today, and be a trend...
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QtCon in Berlin 1st -4th September 2016
Mark your calendars Qt Contributors! Qt, KDE, VideoLAN, Free Software Foundation Europe and KDAB teaming up to bring you QtCon. QtCon is not just this year’s major Free and Open Source event in Europe...
View ArticleWiki Week coming up in two weeks!
Last May we had the first Qt Wiki Week, where we worked on making the Qt Wiki more readable and improved the place overall. And the frontpage got a major overhaul by Wieland. The week was fun and now...
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Qt World Summit 2016 | Call for Speakers – We need your best work!
It is the time of the year again when the #1 Qt event of the year, Qt World Summit, is a approaching and Call for Papers is now open. Qt World Summit 2016 is held October 18-20, 2016 in San Francisco,...
View ArticleQt @ NXP FTF 2016
The Qt Company is a Silver Sponsor with Adeneo Embedded at NXP FTF Technology Forum 2016 where inspiration, training, ecosystem and expertise you need will be provided to boldly face the challenges and...
View ArticleFive Reasons to Integrate Customized Qt SDKs for Your Business – Webinar
Developing various applications that take advantage of all the hardware and development resources available is not a trivial task, and succeeding in creating a positive Developer Experience (DX) and...
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QtCon registration now open.
QtCon 2016 is coming! Now is the time to register to the biggest Qt / Free software event in Europe in 2016. On September 2nd – 4th the developers of Qt will be in Berlin. If you contribute to Qt,...
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Aligning with the Yocto Project
We have leveraged Yocto internally for many years to build our reference “Boot to Qt” embedded Linux stack of Qt for Device Creation. During 2015 we started to align our work with upstream Yocto...
View ArticleNew Forum theme and security notice
Hello, Last week we updated the Qt Forum to the latest version of NodeBB. We had been planning the upgrade for a while, but had to do the upgrade on a quick notice, as a bug that leaked user emails was...
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QtCon wrap up
First, a huge Thank You to everyone who was at QtCon! We had an incredible time in Berlin. First the training day by KDAB and then three conference days packed full with topics ranging from how to set...
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Qt Conference Apps – out of the Developer Trenches – Part 1
In a few weeks the Qt World Summit 2016 will open its doors in San Francisco and I have been given the chance to speak there about my experiences while developing the Qt World Summit 2016 Conference...
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Qt Champion nominations for 2016 now open
It is the time of the year, when we can all take a moment to think who has been the most helpful, incredible, kind, skilled and friendly person in the Qt community. Qt Champions is a way to recognize...
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Qt Champions for 2016
It is the time of the year when we take a look back and see who have been the Qt Champions this year. First I would like to point out that all the people nominated are all incredible! Let’s take a...
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