Qt android port
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Not quite. The deal should now be officially finished. Actually making it all work - as I imagine - might take some more time. This is not easy stuff. 100+ people need to have their paperwork updated, trademarks have to be transferred, new management structure built, new targets set... but maybe my imagination is too vibrant here. There is a possibility it will be finished quickly and easily. We just don't know, that's my point :)
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I am so glad I have nothing to do with any of that admin...
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In short, don't hold your breath (literally) - the Qt blog is very quiet since Digia took over, at least compared to before, my guess is there isn't much going on to report of.
I would be nice to have some more information and perhaps a nice roadmap of what exactly is Digia planning on and when it is to be expected...
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Digia would like to port Qt5 to android and ios, but Qt5 is developing.
Maybe we wouldn't get any excited informations before Qt5 release. -
There is a session for Qt roadmap at Qt dev conference Berlin
"http://qtconference.kdab.com/node/25http://":http://qtconference.kdab.com/node/25http://
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Check this post "Necessitas Android Port Contributed to the Qt Project":http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2012/11/08/necessitas-android-port-contributed-to-the-qt-project/
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Good news, do anybody know some good news related to ios?
As an indi, I would choose ios as a platform rather than android
since android run on too many kind of hardware. -
[quote author="stereomatching" date="1352464801"]Good news, do anybody know some good news related to ios?
As an indi, I would choose ios as a platform rather than android
since android run on too many kind of hardware.[/quote]We should know something after the Qt dev conference. There is a session on Qt roadmap on Nov 13th.
