Keynote, Qt Roadmap Open Governance and Qt 5
summary
Open governance launches a public workflow with an integrated CI and code review system, and already sees Qt Project is live with 270 new accounts on the review server and 33 merged contributions (including a DirectFB backend and QStandardPaths). Qt 4.8 ships performance and QML 1.1 improvements; Qt 5 reorganizes into Essentials, Add-ons and Platforms, introduces Qt Quick 2 with a scene graph on OpenGL plus a software rasterizer (llvmpipe) and Lighthouse QPA window plugins, aims for early 2012 feature freeze.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and keynote overview
- 1:56Qt Project open governance launch
- 10:30Qt 4.8 features and improvements
- 14:29Evolution and goals of Qt 5
- 21:29New features in Qt 5
- 26:02Graphics stack and performance in Qt 5
- 29:14Qt 5 timeline and migration
- 35:16Summary and call to action
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