Welcome to Episode 7 of my newsletter on Qt Embedded Systems. This newsletter goes out now to over 150 people 🙏 Don't miss out on my webinar on 8 July 2020 about cross-building Qt application from QtCreator using
We want to develop the Internet radio application for the Raspberry Pi in the same way as for a PC. We change the source code in QtCreator and run the application. QtCreator cross-builds the application on the PC for
Welcome to Episode 6 of my newsletter on Qt embedded systems. This newsletter goes out to 130 people. Thank you very much for your interest 🙏 I would love to learn what you are working on and what topics interest you
In Part 1 of the series on Qt Embedded Systems, we build a custom Linux image with Yocto for the Raspberry Pi 3B. When we power on the embedded device, it starts an Internet radio application - called Cuteradio. This QML
The book Accelerate - Building and Scaling High Performing Technology Organizations by Nicole Forsgren et al. is an eye opener and game changer for everyone involved in software development. Nicole provides empirical evidence why teams that apply best practices like test
Welcome to Episode 5 of my newsletter on Qt embedded systems. Bavaria is now on day 41 of the Corona lockdown. I used the slight easings on Monday this week to go hiking in the mountains. And, nature didn'
Welcome to Episode 4 of my newsletter on Qt Embedded Systems. I hope this episode finds you alive and kicking despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Bavaria has been under curfew for 11 days and will be for at least another
In my recent post Benefits of a Relocatable Qt, I explained how to relocate Qt from a build server to a developer PC and from the PC to an embedded system. Qt is installed in three different locations. My solution
Welcome to Episode 3 of my newsletter on Qt Embedded Systems. I lead this episode with my thoughts about a better pricing model for Qt. What price would you be willing to pay for Qt and why? I am keen
Bob builds Qt for the development team on a fast compute server. He packs Qt into a tarball and hands the tarball to his teammates. Alice installs the Qt tarball on her PC in a directory that differs from the
From Qt 5.15, The Qt Company make their offering a bit more inconvenient for FOSS users. They announced three changes: * A Qt account is mandatory to download binary Qt packages. The offline installer is not available to FOSS users
Welcome to my newsletter on Qt Embedded Systems. In my monthly newsletters, I cover a large spectrum of topics needed to build Qt applications on embedded systems. Topics include UI design, QML, Qt, C++, Yocto, system-on-chips, system architecture,