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What's New in Qt 4.6? (17:37)
This webcast presents an overview of the new features of the Qt 4.6.0 release including the new versions of Qt Creator and the Qt SDK. It also gives a brief overview of the new Qt Declarative UI released for Qt 4.6.0.
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Qt Potpourri (19:03)
This webcast is a potpourri of Qt topics. We'll present a number of lesser known, but useful Qt classes and features that you may have overlooked, even if you are an experienced Qt developer.
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Introduction to Qt Creator (32:14)
This webcast introduces the new cross-platform development environment, Qt Creator, and demonstrates how to get started using Qt Creator for Qt development in C++.
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Product Showcase: An Introduction to froglogic Squish (16:45)
Squish is the market-leading automated GUI testing tool for Qt-based applications. This webcast discusses the features of Squish and shows several demos to get you started.
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Developing for Qt with Eclipse (33:30)
This webcast will show how to use the popular cross-platform IDE, Eclipse, for Qt C++ development using the Qt Eclipse integration developed by Nokia, Qt Development Frameworks. Our instructor is Jeff Tranter, the manager of the ICS Qt Consulting staff.
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What's New in Qt 4.5? (19:19)
This webcast will highlight Qt 4.5, which was released on March 3rd and offers a number of exciting new features, significant performance improvements, plus a new licensing option!
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Best Practices for Qt Localization (18:24)
In today's global economy, localization - the process of adapting software for a specific region or language - is becoming increasingly important. This webcast covers the best practices for localization with Qt, from the basics to some more advanced topics. You'll see how Qt makes it easy to localize your application.
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Qt WebKit (31:47)
WebKit is an open source web browser engine. Using Qt WebKit, developers can maintain complete control over the browser environment, and blend web, local content and services in a single rich application. This presentation covers: Network Access, Requests and Cookies, The Qt WebKit Architecture, Pages and Frames, History and Settings, Plug-ins, JavaScript, and more… Our speaker is David Johnson, a member of the ICS consulting staff.
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Best Practices for Qt Programming (25:25)
Since Qt is a comprehensive toolkit with many features, it frequently offers numerous solutions for a given problem, which may leave the novice Qt programmer at a loss as to which features to use and when. This webcast addresses this problem with a collection of 21 of the best programming practices for developing Qt applications. Our speaker is Christopher Probst, a member of the ICS Qt consulting staff. Christopher has been working with Qt since 2001. Before joining ICS, Chris contributed to the development of the Qt user-interface of the Asus Eee PC, developing applications to make it more user-friendly, like the First Run Wizard that greets you when you first turn on the machine.
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The Model-View Framework (40:19)
Qt’s Model-View Framework is a design pattern that makes it easy to create and show lists, tables, and trees of data. For this webcast we have a special guest speaker, Johan Thelin. Johan is the author of the book “Foundations of Qt Development” and he also wrote “The Independent Qt Tutorial.” He has been working with Qt since 2000 and currently works with Bitsim – a Swedish microelectronics company – where he focuses on embedded systems.
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Design Patterns in Qt 4 (28:13)
This webcast is an introduction to Design Patterns in Qt. Once you see the design patterns that Qt Software employed in Qt, we believe that you will find it easier to replicate them in your own work. Our host is Alan Ezust. Alan is the author of the book "An Introduction to Design Patterns in C++ with Qt 4," and a member of the ICS Qt consulting staff. Alan has more than a decade of experience teaching programming and writing course material at McGill University, Suffolk University, Learnix, Nortel, Objectivity, and Hewlett Packard.
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What's New in Qt 4.4 (26:40)
This presentation highlights the new features of Qt 4.4, including: webkit integration, the phonon multimedia framework, enhanced XML support, and more. The instructor is Jeff Tranter, the manager of the ICS consulting staff. Jeff has over 25 years of experience developing software on platforms from small embedded systems to servers. He was part of the team that developed Corel Linux and was one of the founding members of Xandros, where he led the team that developed the KDE-based Xandros desktop, and more recently the desktop for the popular ASUS Eee PC.
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The GraphicsView Framework (47:52)
Qt's GraphicsView provides a higher level of graphical abstraction and reuse than QPainter alone. This talk covers how it can efficiently manage a large number of standard and custom graphics items, with support for zooming, transformations, and animations. The instructor is David Johnson, a member of the ICS consulting staff. David has been writing software with the Qt framework since 1998. He is active in the open source community and has contributed to the award-winning KDE desktop.
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An Introduction to QThreads (48:53)
This webcast focuses on helping programmers build reliable multi-threaded programs through the use of encapsulation and inter-threaded events. The instructor is Gregg Lebovitz, who has been teaching courses on Qt3 and Qt4 for over 4 years and is one of 5 certified Qt Trainers in North America. He has over 20 years experience with Internet, GUI, and Web technologies.
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An Introduction to Qt (01:07:42)
This intensive introduction to Qt covers all you need to know to get started with Trolltech's advanced C++ development framework. The instructor is Gregg Lebovitz, who has been teaching courses on Qt3 and Qt4 for over 4 years and is one of 5 certified Qt Trainers in North America. He has over 20 years experience with Internet, GUI, and Web technologies.
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