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Qt (pronounced like "cute) is a cross-platform application framework, which was originally created and developed by Trolltech. Nokia acquired Trolltech in June 2008, and renamed it to Qt Software as a group within Nokia. | Qt (pronounced like "cute) is a cross-platform application framework, which was originally created and developed by Trolltech. Nokia acquired Trolltech in June 2008, and renamed it to Qt Software as a group within Nokia. | ||
| − | Qt is available for Windows, Mac OS, Linux/X11, Windows CE, Embedded Linux, and soon for S60 as well. | + | Qt is available for Windows, Mac OS, Linux/X11, Windows CE, Embedded Linux, and soon for S60 as well. |
| − | [http://qt4.garage.maemo.org/ A port of Qt for maemo (Hildon) is also available.] | + | The [http://trolltech.com/about/news/qt-for-s60-announced S60 support was announced] in Symbian Smartphone Show in October 2008 and there is [http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2008/10/20/were-porting-qt-to-s60/ an early tech-review version for early adopters] available. |
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| + | [http://qt4.garage.maemo.org/ A port of Qt for [http://maemo.org maemo] (Hildon) is also available.] | ||
There are great instructions available, if you want to [http://trolltech.com/developer/getting-started get started with cross-platform development with Qt]. | There are great instructions available, if you want to [http://trolltech.com/developer/getting-started get started with cross-platform development with Qt]. | ||
Revision as of 03:14, 29 October 2008
Overview
Qt (pronounced like "cute) is a cross-platform application framework, which was originally created and developed by Trolltech. Nokia acquired Trolltech in June 2008, and renamed it to Qt Software as a group within Nokia.
Qt is available for Windows, Mac OS, Linux/X11, Windows CE, Embedded Linux, and soon for S60 as well.
The S60 support was announced in Symbian Smartphone Show in October 2008 and there is an early tech-review version for early adopters available.
A port of Qt for [http://maemo.org maemo (Hildon) is also available.]
There are great instructions available, if you want to get started with cross-platform development with Qt.
Available bindings
Although Qt is built around C++, you can use Qt APIs from other languages as well
Additional resources
- http://trolltech.com/
- http://trolltech.com/developer
- Developer community resources http://trolltech.com/developer/community-resources
- Qt Developer/Labs Forums http://labs.trolltech.com/forums/
