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Some Lesser Known Qt Tools and Commands - Part 1

Every Qt developer should be familiar with the common tools like qmake, Qt Designer and Assistant, but looking in your Qt installation's bin directory will reveal a few more programs there. In this and future blogs, we'll look at some of the lesser known Qt development tools.

Examining the Cross-Platform libsoc Library

Here's a look at a cross-platform library designed for low-level embedded programming.

Qt Bluetooth on the Raspberry Pi 3

Raspberry Pi 3 ships with on-board support for Bluetooth. Check out some of the example programs included in the Qt 5.7.0 release of Qt Bluetooth

It's Baaack! Qt Speech Returns for Qt 6.4.0 Release

The Qt Speech module was introduced in Qt 5.8.0. I made a blog post at that time (June 2017), looking at how it provided cross-platform support for text-to-speech. With the Qt 6.0.0 release, Qt Speech was one of the modules that were no longer available. In the upcoming Qt 6.4.0 release, it is again going to be part of Qt.

What's New in Qt 6.5?

Explore the latest tools and modules in the new Qt 6.5.0 LTS release.

Some Lesser Known Qt Tools and Commands - Part 5

In this blog post, the last in the series, I'll cover the remaining Qt command line tools as there are only a few programs we have not already discussed.

Dynamic Language Selection in Qt

In this blog post, we will show an example of how to support dynamic language selection in an application using Qt.

Text to Speech: A Look at the Qt Speech Module

Have a situation where a person can't use a touchscreen, mouse or keyboard but needs to communicate? Try the Qt Speech module.

Explore Memory and Resource Leak Detection Tools

Do memory and resource leaks keep you up at night? Here are helpful tools for finding pesky leaks.

The QML Canvas Element

Perhaps you have been trying to do more with QML than just using the basic elements like rectangles, text and images, or maybe you have been struggling to implement a user interface that doesn't map well into these basic elements. If so, the QML Canvas may be just the solution you are looking for. In this post, we'll look at Canvas ⁽¹⁾, a powerful and useful QML element that is part of Qt Quick.

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