Qt Developer Days 2012 Slides: KDE 5, Qt Quick, Ports

Posted by Michael Larabel on November 25, 2012

The Qt Developer Days conference took place earlier this month in Berlin, Germany. For those not in attendance at this open-source development conference, the slides for many of the Qt talks have been uploaded with coverage on Qt Quick, KDE Frameworks 5, and other interesting areas surrounding this tool-kit soon to finally reach its major 5.0 milestone.

Slides for the different 2012 Qt Developer Days talks can be found on this KDAB Qt Conference page. At the time of publishing there aren't slides available for all of the talks, but a large number of them.

Some of the interesting talks with slide coverage right now includes porting Qt 5 to embedded hardware, an in-depth run through of QtCore, porting Qt Windows applications, KDE Frameworks 5 for Qt users, and Qt Quick under the hood.

There is also a Qt Developer Days conference in the United States happening in Santa Clara from 5 to 7 December.

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