Lean UX and Agile Development: Not So Different After All
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I hope everyone is enjoying the New Year so far.
Now that Qt 5.0.0 is officially out, as an experiment to gain more experience with porting desktop applications from Qt 4 to
We had some coverage of the raspberry Pi and Qt at the recent Qt Developer Days in Santa Clara.
To see what new UX projects ICS has been working on, come by our booth at DESIGN East September 18 and
Dorothy Shamonsky, Ph.D., leads UX R&D at ICS. She brings skills from traditional design practices, and experience in UX design/build research environments.
To kick us off, Jeff LeBlanc, Senior Qt Consultant and UX Engineer, talks about his unique perspective on User Experience design coming from a background in engineering.
We've recently been running the Cordova tests and making some fixes to get them to run better.
The Raspberry Pi boards are now shipping in volume from the distributors and unboxing videos
Work has been slowing down somewhat as Qt 5 has been firming up for release.
In the past week or so we commited some more code for Contacts and Notification. Camera support has been submitted as a pull request.
Throughout this project one thing that has been constantly changing has been the source code repositories, both due to several project names changes and with the move to being run as an Apache project.
Since the last posting we properly set up deployment of Cordova Qt for MeeGo Harmattan (e.g.
This week we switched to the new repository. Some pull requests from the old repository had to be resubmitted. Changes were committed for :
This week we finished implementing some Cordova APIs (at least for the Qt 4 version).
There was no blog posting last week because I was away for some vacation in a warm place.
This week we did some marketing to promote the project. All of this effort stimulated some good discussion on the blogs and callback developer mailing list.
The Raspberry Pi folks report that the first batch of production boards is finally in production. The first 10,000 units should start becoming available around the end of this month.
PhoneGap, recently renamed to Apache Callback, is now being renamed as Apache Cordova.
This week was a little slow as some people were away for the holidays.
This week we kicked off the PhoneGap for Qt 5 project. The goal of the project is to develop a complete version of the PhoneGap open source mobile development framework for the Qt 5 platform.
As part of the initiative to put Qt 5 on Raspberry Pi, ICS gave away over 70 Raspberry Pi boards to interested developers at Qt Developer Days last
Here's a video of my colleague, Roland Krause, demonstrating Qt 5 + Raspberry Pi at Qt Dev Days in Munich.
Good talking to you all at Qt Dev Days Munich.
We'll be at Dev Days in San Francisco beginning Nov 29 - hope to see you there!
About three weeks ago, Nokia arranged for ICS to gain access to the Raspberry Pi board so that we could he