KDE/Qt: Qt WebG, KDevelop 5.2 and Conferences
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Qt WebGL: Cinematic Experience
Following the previous blog posts related to the Qt WebGL plug-in development updates, we have some features to show.
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KDevelop 5.2 released
A little more than half a year after the release of KDevelop 5.1, we are happy to announce the availability of KDevelop 5.2 today. Below is a summary of the significant changes -- you can find some additional information in the beta announcement.
We plan to do a 5.2.1 stabilization release soon, should any major issues show up.
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KDevelop 5.2 Released With New Analyzers, Better C++ / PHP / Python Support
KDevelop 5.2 is now available as the newest feature release for this KDE-focused, multi-language integrated development environment.
Building off the new "Analyzers" menu of KDevelop 5.1, the 5.2 release adds a Heaptrack analyzer for heap memory profiling of C/C++ applications and also integrates cppcheck for static analyzing of C++ code-bases.
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meg@akademy2017
It's been a while since my last post over here. After being drained with a lot of work on the very first edition of QtCon Brasil, we all had to take some rest to recharge our batteries and get ready for some new crazinesses.
This post is a short summary of the talk I presented at Akademy 2017, in the quite sunny Almería in Spain. Akademy is always a fascinating experience and it's actually like being at home, meeting old friends and getting recurrently astonished by all awesomeness coming out of KDE community .
My talk was about architecting Qt mobile applications (slides here | video here). The talk started with a brief report on our Qt mobile development experiences at IFBa in the last two years and then I explained how we've been using lean QML-based architectures and code generators to leverage the productivity and provide flexible and reusable solutions for Qt mobile applications.
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