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[quote author="privet" date="1327343923"]>> can you explain better? A WebServer makes sense if I'm able to create a (dynamic) Web Application for that. For example Apache has support for server-side-includes to be able to make a dynamic web application. For example Apache supports plugins for creating dynamic applications. One Plugin of them is PHP. A Qt-based Webserver would be nice, which would support Qt-based plugins to be able to create dynamic Web applications.[/quote] Its planned: http://code.google.com/p/tufao/source/browse/README?spec=svn1dd2d90f3c021af13a350a5f481b24e80456bb33&r=39ad145381cd5573ff48c35a2c7c062373ae9f2c#145

QtitanDataGrid 2.6 has been released! This release fixes some crashes in the grid and solves problems with strings that require localization. http://www.devmachines.com

L2? :-)

Interesting detail : bq. Please note that the documentation has been moved to Qt Developer network, as part of moving Qt to the Qt Project.

will be look all info about "Qt Contributors Day" as it interesting alot :)

Wow.. probably, i wont boot into Windows again :D .. Symbian was the only reason to boot into windows!! Greats news :)

Well… BIG MISTAKE, the forums are worst, they are dead, it’s too bad that you pay for a product (and it’s not cheap, a few hundred dollars) and you get as much support as a dead sourceforge project. On our forum, we provide answers to problems that do not cause us to doubt. All errors and especially critical bugs that are posted on forum are corrected instantly and you will have the way for bypassing. If you encounter a problem or misunderstanding of architecture i ask you to duplicate your problem to mailbox - support@devmachines.com. So i beg you to note that the project is young and needs time to tidy up some of its parts (including documentation). In addition, i want to thank you for your order and i hope that all problems will be solved ultimately!

No, Squish tests do not break because of updating Squish. I guess we'd have no customers if that would be the case :-) The wording there may be unfortunate. What is meant is that you should not just record tests and leave it that way but rather see the recorder as an assistive tool to create tests and use methods such as refactoring to generate stable and easy to maintain scripts. Something along the lines as you can find in our documentation at http://doc.froglogic.com/squish/4.1/all/tut-qt-creating-manual-tests.html It is a common, unfortunately wrong expectation that GUI testing means that you just need to record and that's it. Short-term that may be ok and work but long-term this will be not what you want to maintain. So indeed, test automation is a mix of script development and using assistive tools such as recording, snippet recording, the spy, object map, etc.

Wow! Thank you, very much. It's very important for my now. My best friend working with python, and she also want to write some on qt. Thanks!

Just an update my N950 is booting again. Didn't need to flash it, I think draining the batterie and recharging did it. But now the screen starts to have rows of dead pixels, but it's still usable.

Good work! :)

In case someone stumbles upon this thread -> Qt Project is now live: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/10/21/the-qt-project-is-live/ http://qt-project.org/

Hi, Quick update: VMPK & FluidSynth 0.1.0 released http://midi-clorianos.blogspot.com/2011/10/vmpk-fluidsynth-010-released.html Available at OVI Store http://store.ovi.com/content/210572 Regards, Pedro