Qt + Windows Phone 7
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So, They want to use Qt only for Symbian, Maemo and Meego based devices.Ya, At 11-2-11 ,they send one letter to all developer this developer letter [blogs.forum.nokia.com]
I am talking about after one year.
qtrahul, so at this point I have no clear what do you mean. You write that Nokia port Qt on W7 but as is wrote in the letter you cite too, Andre is right. I thought too that Nokia opened a new way that names W7 that shortly coexist with Qt.
What seems a little illusion is the words about meego, if you read more about on the net. It is not ready yet for commercial devices and his destiny seems to be the same of maemo platform… but this last is only my opinion.
@Gerolf: you anticipated of seconds what I was writing. Qt is for a lot of platforms, and Nokia is only one of the (big) players that works in Qt. The Qt community is opensource, and Nokia had the agreement to manage this but the prior condition is to leave Qt open and independent. As you can imagine thinking beyond Nokia devices to KDE desktop and embedded.
If you get a C++ compiler and the C++SDK for WP7, it would be possible. AFAIK, MS does not give that out….
There are rumors that the next release of Windows Phone called Tango will bring C++ support. [phonearena.com]
Having in mind also several recent blog posts from Digia about Qt Commercial on Windows 8 tablets I hope that Qt will be running on Windows Phone in (near) future :)
Well, but you can’t publish them using the app store, can you?
There is already a thread [developer.qt.nokia.com] discussing native code support on Windows Phone 7; it may qualify for a merger.
WP7 to support C++
http://www.gsmarena.com/windows_phone_tango_to_bring_additional_languages_c_support-news-3739.php
Can someone confirm this news??
The question is: what is Nokias strategy for Nokia in the future?
Qt is what we [qt-project.org] make of it.
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