标题:Qt Developer Days in your pocket
作者:XChinux
日期:2011-10-23 10:18
内容:
Qt Developer Days in your pocket
by David Stone on October 21, 2011
So…you’re coming to Qt Developer Days 2011. Are you having a hardtime planning a schedule that takes in all the sessions you want toattend? Need to know where that next Qt in Use session is happening?Want to give feedback about a session?
Good news. TheQt Developer Days smartphone app has got you covered.Developed by Qt Certified Partner and event Silver sponsor Futurice,the app runs on Symbian^3 and MeeGo Harmattan smartphones. A webversion of the app has also been created for other smartphone platforms.
Using the app you can view maps, the full agenda, and ‘star’ thesessions you want to get to. You can even do cool stuff like tell yoursocial networks “I’m sitting in Jens Bache Wiig’s Qt Quick Components for Desktoptech session at #QtDD11. Woo!”
There are lots of other helpful bits of event info in the app, whichis free to download and use. It is Qt Developer Days 2011 in yourpocket.
The Symbian^3 version of the app is arriving in Nokia Store today, and the MeeGo Harmattan version can be downloaded right now.
Attendees who are carrying an NFC enabled phone like the Nokia C7 orthe Nokia N9 can pick up the app via NFC at various points around theconference venue.
The app is available for anyone to download and use, although the session feedback component of the app is restricted.
To access the web version of the app go to m.qtdevdays2011.qt.nokia.com
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#1 Qt Technical Track - Session Abstracts [XChinux 10-23 10:20]
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Choosing your UI weapon - C++ vs. QML vs. HTML5
Speaker: No'am Rosenthal
Qt gives you lots of options. You can use QML, you can usetraditional C++, or you serve HTML5 in a web view. But with all thoseoptions, comes the question - which option is best for my particularuser case? What is the criteria that would help me make the choice thatis right for me? We will explore this question by trying a few use caseswith those three approaches, and by trying to understand the problemeach is trying to solve.
Cross-Platform Mobile UI's
Speaker: Michael Samarin
Join this talk tolearn about our experience in using Qt/QML for making mobile UI's thatwould work on several platforms, including experimenting with Android.We will use the Qt Developer Days 2011 app as our main example and takean inside look into the process of making this application. In addition,you will hear about other example applications, like WRC Live thatworks equally well on Symbian and MeeGo.
Internationalization - Translating Applications in Qt
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#2 [kimtaikee 10-23 10:59]
Qt is getting more powerful and universal , GOOD . keep on track with Qt's pace