标题:First release of KDE Frameworks 5
作者:XChinux
日期:2014-07-08 12:12
内容:
July 7th, 2014.The KDE Community is proud to announce KDEFrameworks 5.0. Frameworks 5 is the next generation of KDE libraries,modularized and optimized for easy integration in Qt applications. TheFrameworks offer a wide variety of commonly needed functionality inmature, peer reviewed and well tested libraries with friendly licensingterms. There are over 50 different Frameworks as part of this releaseproviding solutions including hardware integration, file format support,additional widgets, plotting functions, spell checking and more.Manyof the Frameworks are cross platform and have minimal or no extradependencies making them easy to build and add to any Qt application.
TheKDE Frameworks represent an effort to rework the powerful KDEPlatform 4 libraries into a set of independent, cross platform modulesthat will bereadily available to all Qt developers to simplify,accelerate andreduce the cost of Qt development. The individualFrameworks arecross-platform and well documented and tested and theirusage will befamiliar to Qt developers, following the style andstandards set by theQt Project. Frameworks are developed under theproven KDE governancemodel with a predictable release schedule, aclear and vendor neutral contributor process, open governance andflexible licensing (LGPL).
The Frameworks have a clear dependency structure, divided intoCategories and Tiers. The Categories refer to runtime dependencies:Functional elements have no runtime dependencies.Integration designates code that may require runtime dependencies for integration depending on what the OS or platform offers.Solutions have mandatory runtime dependencies.The Tiers refer to compile-time dependencies on otherFrameworks. Tier 1 Frameworks have no dependencies within Frameworks andonly need Qt and other relevant libraries. Tier 2 Framew ..
#1 [退避九舍 07-08 19:01]
据说KDE5模块化了
#2 [彩阳 07-08 22:03]
One day, Qt applications will be everywhere, by then Qt will be the easiest among all the developing frameworks.