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Today’s blogger and presenter of Qt 4.8.2 is Tuukka Turunen, Director R&D at Digia, Qt Commercial. As part of the Qt Project, Digia... read more
Just a quick post so I can say I’m going to both events: Akademy 2012 and the Qt Contributors Summit 2012. I hope to see many of you... read more
I’ve talked about source code encoding in the past, arguing that the C++ language lacks a fundamental setting. However, since this... read more
The Qt Creator 2.5.0 final has been released! There are lots of new features and improvements in this release, I’ll highlight a few... read more
Update on last Friday’s post on the Qt Project’s statistics: the script ran again this morning, so we now have data for last... read more
For about a month, I’ve been improving a set of scirpts to calculate statistics on the Qt Project. What I wanted to know, at first,... read more
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