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Some say 13 is an unlucky number, but in this case we think the luck is with us. The 13th  annual Qt event will be located at a fantastic venue on the shorefront of San Francisco this October. Last year’s event concluded with great reviews from the technology business managers and developers who joined us […]

I am pleased to announce that we have now released fully supported Qt 5.5.1 for VxWorks 7 Real Time Operating System (RTOS). Older version of VxWorks has been supported with Qt 4.8, but the port has now been updated to Qt 5.5 and a new major version of VxWorks. With the new version released today it […]

Over a year ago we launched Qt Cloud Services, which includes Managed Runtime Services, Managed Application Runtime (MAR), Managed Database (MDB) and Engin.io. Since then we have received great feedback and seen some amazing cloud-connected applications published on the platform. However, the take-up of our services has not been what we had hoped. Consequently, we are […]

Open Source and the Free Software movement have always played a very important role in Qt’s history. From the very beginning, Qt has been available under both Open Source and commercial licensing terms. This dual licensing approach has played a major role in turning Qt into the technology it is today. While the commercial business […]

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 started? Working closely with the Qt Project is part of the Ableton Open Source strategy. It is just […]

With Qt 5.6 we are introducing the first Long Term Supported (LTS) release of the Qt 5 series. There will be several Qt 5.6.x patch level releases created during the next three years – also after the next Qt 5.x releases become available. Commercial licensees eligible for technical support will also be able to submit […]

It is my pleasure to announce that we have released Qt 5.6 Beta today, with binary installers available for convenient installation. Qt 5.6 will be a long-term supported release as we announced at the Qt World Summit in the beginning of October. This means Qt 5.6 support for 3 years along with additional patch-level releases. […]

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 dedication to Qt. As last year, we have four Qt Champions for 2015. The number is not […]