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We are happy to announce the Qt 3D Studio 2.3 release is now available via the online and offline installers. Here’s a quick summary of the new features and functions in 2.3. For detailed information about the Qt 3D Studio, visit the online documentation page. Font Rendering The 2.3 release introduces a new font rendering engine based on […]

With this post, I want to continue from earlier discussions on security posted here and here and focus on Connected Devices or the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT typically represents a network of physical objects (or “things”) embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and connectivity to enable those objects to exchange data with the manufacturer, operator, […]

The yearly gathering of the Qt ecosystem including developers, customers, partners, and other Qt enthusiasts is returning to Berlin! Qt World Summit 2019 takes place 4-6  November at the Berlin Conference Center. The Call for Presentations is now open! We aim to build another versatile agenda that will showcase topics of interest for the wide audience […]

Desktop applications may not be the future. In the future, we will put on those goggely thingies and immerse ourselves in a digital world of wonder. A world entirely hosted on servers in safe locations. Servers owned and operated by benevolent companies not at all interested in our private lives. The bandwidth between our goggely thingies and the cloud is […]

I am happy to announce that Qt 5.13.0 Beta1 is released today. As earlier we release updates as Beta N regularly until we are ready for RC. Current estimation for RC is 7th May 2019, see the schedule from 5.13 wiki. Beta1 (and later releases) can be installed by using online installer as usual. Commercial […]

We are happy to announce the release of Qt Creator 4.8.2! I failed to decide which individual bug fixes to highlight here, so please just have a look at our change log for details :). Get Qt Creator 4.8.2 The opensource version is available on the Qt download page, and you find commercially licensed packages […]

I am happy to announce we have release Qt Automotive Suite 5.12.1 today. This is first patch release for Qt Automotive Suite 5.12 LTS and it is based on Qt 5.12.1 release. As a patch release it doesn’t bring any new features but many bug fixes at the top of previous Qt Automotive Suite 5.12.0 […]

It has been a great start into 2019! We recently released Qt 5.12 which comes with multiple performance improvements and thousands of bug fixes– it’s a great release to base your work upon. But we have more in the works: Python language bindings, tools for developers and designers, industry-specific offering, and a lot more. Indeed, 2019 looks […]