Daniel Leon - Qt on mobile
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Qt is a cross-platform application development framework that can be used to build mobile apps. It was previously bundled with Nokia's Maemo and MeeGo mobile operating systems. Qt allows developers to write once and deploy applications across Android, Symbian, and other platforms through projects like Necessitas and wrappers. Some key advantages of Qt include being based on C++, supporting cross-compilation, having a strong API and documentation, and allowing easy development of graphics-intensive apps through OpenGL ES support.
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Daniel Leon - Qt on mobile
- 2. Qt on mobile - What is Qt ? - What it is the perspective on mobile market? - What are the main advantages? - Questions
- 3. What is Qt
- 4. Mobile market perspective Main mobile developing framework: - Maemo - bundled with Qt in Meamo 5 - MeeGo = Maemo(Nokia) + Moblin(Intel) - Mer - open source MeeGo fork - Jolla - based on Mer
- 5. Mobile market perspective • Qt on Android: - Necessitas project - Ministro – installer for Qt shared libraries on Android http://necessitas.kde.org/ • Symbian – Harmattan project • Qt-Iphone – wrapper around Cocoa Touch http://www.qt-iphone.com
- 6. Advantages • Key strengths : – Based on C++ – ports to different languages + QML – Cross-platform – Easy to build – Strong API and documentation – support for OpenGL ES
- 7. Qt on mobile Questions ?
- 8. Diamond Sponsors Platinum Sponsors Gold Sponsors Training Partners Media Partners Other Partners