Qt Technical Track

Beginner to advanced topics directly from the developers who make Qt

This year's technical tracks will be packed with a range of topics – many delivered by the developers who make Qt – at the high level of quality that Qt Developer Days is known for. Whether you're just getting started with Qt, or are an experienced Qt developer looking for advanced tips and tricks, the Qt Developer Days technical sessions will have topics of interest to you.

Session Categories

Category Name	Description
Discover	A first look at existing and new Qt technologies.
Innovate	Focused topics diving deeper into Qt features and best practices.
Excel	Advanced topics covering Qt features and programming techniques in depth.
Qt Labs	More informal, hands-on discussions and demo sessions.

Agenda*

0800 – 0900	Registration & Light Breakfast
0900 – 1200	Keynotes Sessions
1200 – 1300	Lunch & Sponsor Exhibition
	Room A	Room B	Room C	Qt Labs
1300 – 1415	Meet Qt Jesper K. Pedersen, KDAB Romain  Pokrzywka, KDAB	Best Practices and Common Pitfalls of Qt Development Justin Noel, ICS David Johnson, ICS	Qt on MeeGo Thiago Maceiera Rusty Lynch	Scene Graph: A Different Approach to Graphics in Qt Gunnar Sletta
1415 – 1530	Getting the Most out of Qt Creator Erik Verbruggen	Multithreading with Qt João Abecasis	The Nokia Qt SDK in Action Pekka Kosonen	Qt/3D QML Scripting for UI Designers and Hackers Sarah Smith
1530 – 1600	Break & Sponsor Exhibition
1600 – 1715	Meet Qt WebKit Simon Hausmann	Qt Graphics View in Depth Alexis Menard	UI Design for Small Screen Devices )  Jens Bache-Wiig	Qt Roadmap: The Future of Qt (BOF) Kimmo Eklund
1715 – 1830	Meet Qt Quick Roberto Raggi	Qt Graphics View in Depth continued Alexis Menard	Qt for Cross-Platform Mobile Development Michael Samarin, Futurice	Contributing to Qt: from Zero to Hero  Alexandra Leisse

Wednesday

	Room A	Room B	Room C	Qt Labs
0800 – 0900	Registration & Light breakfast
0900 – 1015	Getting Started with Embedded Qt Development Johannes Zellner	Hybrid Development: Bridging the Gap Between Web and Native No'am Rosenthal	New Qt APIs for Mobile Development: Mobility I Alex Blasche	Qt's Open Governance Model Discussed Thiago Maceiera
1015 – 1130	The Qt Continuous Integration System Rohan McGovern	Qt Quick for C++ Developers Roberto Raggi	Coding Stunning Mobile Apps Using Cutting-Edge Qt Sarah Smith	New Qt APIs for Mobile Development: Roadmap Shin Minjung
1130 – 1230	Lunch & Sponsor Exhibition
1230 – 1345	Qt Multimedia Alex Blasche	The Qt Networking Stack Peter Hartmann	Leveraging Qt Mobility for Creating Mobile Augmented Reality Services Tuukka Turunen, Digia	Project Lighthouse Jørgen Lind
1345 – 1500	Measuring Qt Performance João Abecasis	HTML5: Beyond the Buzz Benjamin Poulain	Engaging Mobile Users: Mobility II Alex Blasche	Qt Quick Components: The Future of Widgets Leo Cunha
1500 – 1530	Break & Sponsor Exhibition
1530 – 1645	Performance: Do Graphics the Right Way Gunnar Sletta	Accelerating Qt WebKit Apps Benjamin Poulain	Qt Quick - Rapid User Interface Prototyping Jens Bache-Wiig	Introduction to Automated Testing for Qt Applications Rohan McGovern

*Agenda subject to change.