Qt Certification

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Another excellent article that's worth reading is Type Erased Container Iteration.

I'm not sure I understand that phrase correctly. However the use of QVariant to transfer complex data from one point to another comes to mind. And you can use QVariant based container when you want to pass heterogeneous data from one class to another.

Hope it helps.

@tekojo ,

I received certificate. Thanks for your help.

Thank you.
I decided to complete qmake Manual.

I'm having same issue. In my country there is neither classes nor experienced programmers nor Qt books available.
I got the curriculum and searching for the topics.

Yes,
After the change to Digia I asked if my nokia certifications could be considered Digia certifications.

The official answer from Digia was yes. So go for it! And success with the exam.

Cheers,

Eddy

a bit late but it may be interesting for others:

[quote author="pkj__" date="1377160932"]How long are the qt certification valid for? Is it like CCNA which expire after a year?
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No they do not expire. But they have a version number though which can be used to determine how up-to-date your certification is.

[quote author="pkj__" date="1377160932"]
And I believe there is a significant waiting time till when printed certificates are delivered. Do we get a mail in the meantime from digia, so that I can quote the same in my CV??[/quote]
Indeed, before you receive the printed certificate you have to wait a ~2-3 months.
AFAIR you just receive a confirmation that you passed the exam (printed on ordinary whitepaper).

Having some insights in "certification" as such, I can tell you, that no certification program in general is thought to fill a lack of experience. If you are looking for a long term employment, this is one more reason to avoid all "tricks" which can undermine the trust on both sides. Generally, a good hiring manager prefers getting people with more commitment, loyalty and a clear will to become better than "high-fly" experts who will soon jump of the board on the next convenient occasion...

Yes, a Qt Certification proof is yet another item you can put on your CV in addition to all the projects you have done in the past. But! This is more like an external, and independent reference for your skills, but not a skill on its own!

Hi Guys
I have found one ...
http://www.pthinks.com/
in Banglore(India)

Thanks SGaist for this info..!

Great job for wiki pages ....... was really helpful...!

thanx Gaist, That is useful.

Unfortunately I don't about any public material or example code. We implement all from the scratch.

Please don't post the same thread on multiple sub forum especially when they are not related.

"Duplicate":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/30820/

I have tried the default ubuntu video player as well but with no luck!
I have downloaded the video more than once, with GChrome and Firefox, but I receive the same error on playback!
But I went forward and downloaded the second video from webinars: "Getting Started with Qt/C++ Programming" and It worked very fine with the same VLC player.

Has anyone tried this on a linux distribution?

Just passed the essentials exam, but no, Digia didn't change the rules. You will not get the answers or questions to check what you did wrong. Just a pass/fail, that's it.
If you have about a year of experience and tried all the basic stuff in Qt (don't forget to try the QPainter, couple of questions there) you'll make it.
Greetz

Thanks,

I just sent a meail to him

Yeah, mine is Nokia too.

Thanks for the Info broadpeak & mlong... :)