Qt Technical Track

Beginner to advanced topics from Qt partners and 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 and highly experienced Qt partners 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. Check out the agenda below packed with over 50 sessions to choose from!

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

Day 2
8:00-9:00	Registration & Light Breakfast
9:00-12:00	Keynotes Sessions
12:00-13:00	Lunch & Sponsor Exhibition
	Room A	Room B	Room C	Room D	Room E	Qt Labs (Room F)
13:00–14:15	Meet Qt WebKit Pierre Rossi	Meet Qt and Qt Quick Justin Noel ICS	Anatomy of real world apps - dissecting cross-platform apps written using Qt Quick and C++ Marius Bugge Monsen CuteHacks	Targeting Android with Qt** Espen Riskedal CuteHacks	Development of Multi-threaded applications** Olivier Goffart WoBoq	Using Qt Quick and the new Qt graphics stack, Scengraph Kim Kalland
14:15–15:30	Hybrid development with QtWebKit No'am Rosenthal	Meet Qt Creator IDE Tobias Hunger	Qt Quick Components for Designers  Jürgen Bocklage-Ryannel	Cross-Platform Mobile UI's Riku Valtasola Futurice	Qt Quick - Best Practices and Design Patterns** Johannes Zellner	Qt Quick Components for Desktop Jens Bache-Wiig
15:30–16:00	Break & Exhibition
16:00–17:15	Qt Networking - Web services Peter Hartmann	Qt Quick Designer Thomas Hartmann	Qt Quick Components Deep Dive Ruben Rincon	Getting your Qt app running and deployed on Symbian Andreas Jakl	The last mile - Effective Debugging and Profiling for Qt and Qt Quick Volker Krause (MUC) Romain Pokrzywka (SF) KDAB	QPA - The Qt Platform Abstraction Thomas Senyk
17:15–18:30	Targeting RTOS: eT-Kernel from eSol Masaki Gondo Integrity from Green Hills Software Rolland Dudemaine(MUC) Joe Fabbre (SF)	Intro to Qt SDK and cross-platform development Tobias Hunger	Deep Dive into MeeGo and the Nokia N9 Yoann Lopes	Using Qt mobility to develop NFC apps  Andreas Jakl	Creating performant Qt Quick apps Volker Krause (MUC) Romain Pokrzywka(SF) KDAB	What's new in Qt Quick 2.0 Bea Lam
Day 3
08:00–09:00	Registration & Light breakfast Breakfast seminars: Qt Licensing Explained** (Room E)  |  Qt Commercial Commercial Added Features and Functions (Room F)
09:00–10:15	Basic Networking with Qt Markus Goetz WoBoq	Choosing your UI weapon - C++ vs. QML vs. HTML5 No'am Rosenthal	Deploying Qt applications to iOS Ian Dean	Publishing Qt based apps – step by step considerations Gordon Thornton	Graphics performance - Best practices** Kim Kalland	Qt Quick 3D Danny Pope
10:15–11:30	Dance, Dance QML Revolution - Using Qt for MeeGo development** Justin Noel ICS	Using Qt Quick for Rapid UI Prototyping and Development Jens Bache-Wiig	3D programming using Qt Quick on N9 Sarah Smith	Publishing Qt based apps – making money from your work Kevin Chan	Qt In-Depth Janne Antilla Digia, Qt Commercial	WebKit 2 - Looking Forward Alexis Menard INdT
11:30–12:30	Lunch
12:30–13:45	Internationalization - Translating Applications in Qt Riku Salminen	How to integrate multimedia into your Qt app Jonas Rabbe	Qt Bearer Management Tero Aijala	Using Qt to develop games for Nokia devices Mika Pesonen Jani Vaarala	Pimp your UI - Using effects, transitions, etc... Johannes Zellner	Persistent Object Storage for Qt Quick Jamey Hicks
13:45–15:00	Secure networking with SSL Peter Hartmann	Multi-screen development with Qt Quick Donald Carr	Location aware apps - positioning, maps, sensors and more Alex Blasche	Getting the most out of QtMultimediaKit on mobile Gareth Stockwell Accenture	HTML5 in QtWebKit  Alexis Menard INdT	Qt Project:  How to contribute to Qt Marius Storm-Olsen & Thiago Macieria
15:00–15:30	Break & Exhibition
15:30–16:45 The 2nd Chance Hour**	Qt Quick Best Practices and Design Patterns Johannes Zellner	Graphics performance - Best practices Kim Kalland	Dance, Dance QML Revolution - Using Qt for MeeGo development Justin Noel ICS	Targeting Android with Qt Espen Riskedal CuteHacks	Development of Multi-threaded applications Olivier Goffart WoBoq	Qt Project:  Qt 5 roadmap - Getting into the details Lars Knoll