Qt Mobile Development for Nokia Devices - Introduction to Qt on mobile (part 1/3)
summary
Overview of concrete tools and outcomes: shows Nokia Qt SDK with Qt Creator and Qt Simulator used to build a simple currency‑converter by dragging widgets, adding a few slots and signals, compiling and installing directly to an N8 where it runs. Notes Qt 4.6/4.7 features (animations, multitouch, Qt Quick), Qt Mobility APIs status (1.1 beta) and practical hurdles: Symbian capabilities and signing are required but Ovi Store signing and online self‑signing greatly simplify deployment.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and schedule
- 6:34Mobile UI session roadmap
- 10:29Qt framework overview
- 13:21Qt on mobile platforms
- 15:09Symbian platform deep dive
- 23:31New features in Symbian^3
- 25:56Introduction to MeeGo
- 31:12Qt strategy and mobility APIs
- 36:22Nokia Qt SDK tooling
- 37:37Core Qt modules and APIs
- 39:56Mobility API roadmap
- 42:04Recent and future Qt features
- 45:25Development workflow and demo
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