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|Google are introducing a memory-safe replacement for Freetype called Fontations which is written in Rust. In general, many of their core components are being ported to Rust. If we would like to use this or other such components in Qt, we would need a build system capable of compiling the code. This will likely be needed by Qt Web Engine as well in near future. | |Google are introducing a memory-safe replacement for Freetype called Fontations which is written in Rust. In general, many of their core components are being ported to Rust. If we would like to use this or other such components in Qt, we would need a build system capable of compiling the code. This will likely be needed by Qt Web Engine as well in near future. | ||
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|QtTest: state of the module and | |QtTest: state of the module and the way forward | ||
|Tor Arne Vestbø, Eddy | |Tor Arne Vestbø, Eddy | ||
|Presentation & Discussion | |Presentation & Discussion | ||
|An update on where we are and | |An update on where we are and where we want to go | ||
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Revision as of 14:16, 17 March 2025
Event main page: Qt Contributor Summit 2025
Please, add your sessions/talks/presentations to the Table of Session Details at the end of the page.
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Our Program
May 7th: Welcome Event (Evening, Time TBA)
May 8th: Contributor Summit Sessions + Dinner
May 9th: Hacking Day
Please note times are subjected to change.
| Thursday, May 8th | ||||
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| Time (CEST) | Room | |||
| Morning | Registrations, Welcoming, Keynotes | |||
| Time (CEST) | Room | Room | Room | Common area |
| Afternoon | Sessions, Lunch and Coffe Break | |||
| Evening | Dinner at the Event Venue | |||
Table of Session Details
Add your talk here:
| Topic | Speaker | Format | Summary |
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| Topic Title | Add Your Name(s) | Discussion/Presentation/Workshop/... | Add a short paragraph about the scope of the proposed talk. |
| Compile once. Run everywhere (2025 edition) | Cristian Adam | Presentation | Compiling and deploying of C++ applications on Windows, Linux, macOS for x86_64 and arm64 can be challenging. By using Cosmopolitan Libc we could have an alternative. |
| QProperty and QBindable, take 2 | Ulf Hermann | Discussion | There are new proposals on what to do with them, and we haven't come to a conclusion last time around |
| State of Qt on Windows | Wladimir Leuschner | Presentation | Status of WoA, Windows SDK integration, Custom titlebars, Windows Store deployment. |
| qml API review | Fabian Kosmale | Discussion | API reviews are already an arduous endeavour for our C++ API. On the QML side, we have the additional issue that textual diffs of qmltypes are used, but qmltypes are nowadays mostly meant for tooling, not to facilitate API review. Let's discusss how we can improve this |
| State and Direction of Qt's Build System | Jörg Bornemann | Presentation & Discussion | What happened in Build System land, what are current challenges and future plans. |
| State and Direction of Qt's i18n and l10n framework | Masoud Jami | Presentation & Discussion | Recent work on i18n/l10n related tools and future plans. |
| Fontations in Qt: Adding Rust to the build system | Eskil Abrahamsen Blomfeldt | Discussion | Google are introducing a memory-safe replacement for Freetype called Fontations which is written in Rust. In general, many of their core components are being ported to Rust. If we would like to use this or other such components in Qt, we would need a build system capable of compiling the code. This will likely be needed by Qt Web Engine as well in near future. |
| QtTest: state of the module and the way forward | Tor Arne Vestbø, Eddy | Presentation & Discussion | An update on where we are and where we want to go |