News : Programming with Qt ...

I tested pyqt and I was very satisfied with how it works.

Today I wanted to see how it is presented at the level of C and C++ programming.

I installed the trial version.

Obviously, I don't have the necessary marketing data, but it is quite expensive.

Its highest price starts at $6,990 for testing and $1,750 for code coverage.

The basic prices are $2,360 and $3,950 respectively per year.

They went a little hard with the development and they had some delays with pyqt.

I like that it seems to offer an interface with pretty good graphics and it seems to offer support for mobile applications, but I haven't tested it.

You can see more about Qt world on the qt world website and the official website.

Medical demo created with Qt Design Studio.

Roger Mazzella from The Qt Company shows off our latest infusion pump demo. It was created with Qt Design Studio, Qt Safe Renderer and is running on INTEGRITY RTOS.
You can read more about Qt Safe Renderer at official webpage.

Qt with threaded OpenGL support.

Here's a pretty exciting news for developers. Qt, the cross-platform application and user interface framework, is available in version 4.8.0 under fedora 16. The new Ot has the threaded OpenGL support. Under Fedora 16 , we have the development packages:

(1/2): libXv-devel-1.0.6-2.fc15.i686.rpm                 |  38 kB     00:00     
(2/2): qt-devel-4.8.0-0.23.rc1.fc16.i686.rpm             |  10 MB     00:03 

We expect developers will use this functionality to create new graphics applications.