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Qt for iOS Preview
We are very excited to be able to bring Qt to a new platform. Qt for iOS is planned to be a supported part of Qt 5.2, scheduled for release late 2013. The scope of that release is not completely...
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Retina display support for Mac OS, iOS and X11
Qt 5.0 added basic support for retina reasonable resolution displays. The upcoming Qt 5.1 will improve the support with new API and bug fixes. Qt 4.8 has good support, and backports of some of the Qt 5...
View ArticleAn update on OS X Code Signing
There has recently been updates to the OS X code signing process. These updates also affect Qt applications signed for distribution, both on and outside the App Store. OS X 10.9 Mavericks introduced...
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Qt Weekly #24: High-dpi QtWayland
Those of you following QtWayland development closely might have seen commit 7ef5e2e4 – Implement high-dpi support. In this blog we’ll look at some examples and show how to test the support on high and...
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Qt for Native Client (and emscripten)
Qt for Native client has been in development for a while, and I’m pleased to announce that the project again has reached working status: running Qt applications (Qt Widgets and Qt Quick) sandboxed in...
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High-DPI Support in Qt 5.6
Qt 5.6 brings improved high-DPI support, in the form of better support for the devicePixelRatio scaling mode. In this blog we’ll look at how to configure and enable it, from the perspective of a Qt...
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Vulkan for Qt on macOS
Sometimes, development efforts align such that new use cases can be enabled with modest extra effort. The QtBase dev branch (which will become Qt 5.12) now has experimental Vulkan support, courtesy of...
View ArticleQt on macOS 10.14 Mojave
The newest version of macOS 10.14 has now been released and this time there are two major changes that affect Qt applications: Core Animation (CA) layer backing is enabled for all native views, and...
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Getting Started With Qt for WebAssembly
We’ve previously blogged about some of the features of Qt for WebAssembly. In this blog post we’ll take a look at how to get started: building Qt, building your application, and finally deploying the...
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Qt for WebAssembly: Multithreading
As of the 5.13 release, Qt for WebAssembly now has experimental support for multithreading. This has much of the same benefits as threads on other platforms: the application can offload work to...
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