Posts Tagged ‘MeeGo’
How I became a Qt advocate
Some personal news: I’m joining the Qt team to help making the Qt Project rock. A small change of floor at the Nokia offices in Sunnyvale (California) and barely a change to be noticed by my relatives and non-geek friends. Still, for me it is a big change, the end of a phase and the […]
Filed under: Qt | 38 Comments
Tags: GNOME, maemo, MeeGo, Nokia, Qt, Qt Project, qtquick
A month ago I downloaded the last Qt SDK, plugged my Nokia N9 to it and started writing from scratch a chess game UI. This week Miniature 0.3 Berlin Defence has been released sporting a demo UX running with real Qt Quick code of my own forge. I have learned a lot with the help […]
Filed under: MeeGo | 6 Comments
Tags: chess, development, Harmattan, MeeGo, miniature, N9, N950, qml, Qt, qtquick
[Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are mine.] There has been a lot of discussion about MeeGo and its future, now reinforced with the launch of the Nokia N9 – a great product that seems to leave nobody indifferent. Here you have some thoughts cooked between #feb11 and tonight (even if Helsinki has little night to offer to mid-Summer visitors). […]
Filed under: MeeGo | 50 Comments
Tags: Harmattan, kernel, Linux, MeeGo, N9, Nokia, Qt, WebKit
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