Jthelin 

Two years ago the QtCentre site was launched. The goal was to provide the leading forum on the internet for encouraging the exchange of Qt experience and to provide a meeting point to the community. The response to this has been beyond our wildest expectations - all thanks to all our visitors and contributors. Read More

A few weeks ago the APress title Foundations of Qt Development left the printing presses. The book introduces Qt in a step by step fashion, but also delves into most areas of the toolkit. The highlights include an in-depth look at the model/view classes, as well as introductions to all the tools and widgets needed to get started. The publishers were kind enough to send KDE Dot News a copy of the book, read on for a short review. Read More

The Qt 4 Resource Center is active again and now sports a brand new follow-up to the previous Designer introduction. Apparently, the Trolls have been working hard and have pretty much improved the tool in every area. Read More

The Independent Qt Tutorial provides an example-driven approach to learning Qt. It tries to bridge the gap between the official Qt documentation and the average programmer. Recently, translation work has made impressive progress and the tutorial is now available in French and Italian. Read More

The author of the Independent Qt Tutorial has published an example-driven article about Qt 4 Beta 1. The text touches the new Designer and some of the code-level changes that will affect application developers. Read More

I have started writing a gentle introduction to Qt called The Independent Qt Tutorial. It currently consists of nine chapters and deals with how to setup Qt, how to use Qt Designer, how to write an application by hand, etc. The purpose of the tutorial is to cover all areas of Qt needed to write top quality applications. Feel free to check it out. Read More