Presented by Frerich Raabe, froglogic Abstract As Qt-based applications grow in complexity, so do their graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Manually testing every piece of functionality is tedious at best. Hence, many software projects consider automating at least some of their […]
Presented by Craig Loewen and Avri Parker, Microsoft Abstract The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a tool that allows you to run your favorite command-line tools, utilities, and applications directly inside of Windows. Come join this session to learn […]
Created by Philippe Hermite, Adobe / Presented by Franck Arrecot, KDAB Abstract Building complex user interfaces with widgets have been the bread and butter of Qt’s ecosystem for the past decades. While it largely involves a well-known set of tools […]
Presented by Jean-Baptiste Kempf, VideoLAN Abstract VLC is using Qt as its main GUI library since 2009 when it moved to Qt4 and QtWidgets. Tens years later, we’re changing heavily the interface of VLC, and we’re moving to Qt5 and […]
Presented by Nyall Dawson, QGIS Abstract The QGIS desktop mapping application is a mature, open-source desktop application that is used by millions of users and professional organisations worldwide — and it’s all built on the Qt framework! Building the application […]
Presented by Nicholas Medeiros, froglogic Abstract Instituting aggressive testing can help to ensure product quality, but a blind “test more” strategy can at best result in redundancy, and at worst, result in missed critical code areas that can have cascading […]
Presented by Shantanu Tushar, KDAB Abstract Developing desktop applications in QML can be very effective – your toolbox will range from bindings to things like state transitions. Programming constructs aside, Qt Creator offers another helpful tool for developing applications in […]
Presented by Sérgio Martins, KDAB Abstract KDDockWidgets was born from my need to preserve sanity after having worked on projects that needed extensive QDockWidget customization. Ashamed from abusing event filters to hijack mouse events, tired of using Qt private API […]
Presented by Vasily Pereverzev, MuseScore Abstract This session will highlight the main pitfalls faced when migrating a classic QWidget-based desktop application and its solutions. Using the example of our experience in transitioning the MuseScore software, I’ll describe the challenges faced […]
Presented by Marco Martin, KDE and Blue Systems Abstract Kirigami is a framework built on top of QML and QtControls2. It aims to make it easier for applications to implement a modern design language for both desktop and mobile systems, […]