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• 02-08-2013
  Please fill in our Presentations Survey
  The Call to Papers for Qt Developer Days 2013 has now ended with many interesting and exciting presentations proposed. As an innovation this year, we would like to request your input in helping us choose which presentations to include in the schedule. Please, let us know what you think; take a few minutes out to complete ...
• 25-07-2013
  Qt Developer Days Update
  Registrations for Qt DevDays Berlin are still coming in thick and fast, even though the Early Bird deadline has ended. A big congratulations to all those who registered in time to get a free Raspberry Pi. We believe a growing community is a healthy community. So this year we’re opening the door wider by adding the ...
• 25-07-2013
  KD Chart 2.5.1 Released!
  KDAB announces availability of KD Chart 2.5.1, the seventh minor release of the KD Chart 2 series. KD Chart is a comprehensive business charting package with many different chart types and a large number of customization options. We are constantly improving the package to suit customer needs, and have been doing so for years. 2.5.1 is a ...
• 25-07-2013
  Qt Contributor’s Summit 2013
  This year the Qt Project decided to use Akademy as an opportunity to widen the participation at its annual Qt Contributor Summit by including one of their main Open Source stakeholders, the KDE developer community. Several of the usual attendees of the summit made use of the opportunity to also attend the Akademy conference days. Naturally KDAB, ...
• 25-07-2013
  KDAB and Akademy
  KDAB is well known for having strong ties to the wider Qt Open Source community, especially to KDE, the largest Free Software Qt initiative. Many of KDAB’s engineers have been part of the KDE community for years, often longer than a decade, and have helped shape it into the world’s leading source for Free and Open ...
• 25-07-2013
  QML Engine Blog Series
  KDABian Thomas McGuire has a fantastic ongoing series of blogs targeting the internals of the QML engine. He has added a new entry this month regarding use of custom parsers in QML. If you haven’t checked it out, head over to our blog section and let him know what you think. Don’t miss another post and subscribe ...