Convert Your Legacy OpenGL Code to Modern OpenGL with Qt Before you begin to upgrade your legacy applications, consider joining us on Jan 28 for this updated OpenGL webinar, where we will explore the differences, best practices and the upgrade possibilities available for Qt-OpenGL applications converting from Qt 4.x to Qt 5. Live Webinar >> |
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As we kick off 2016, I reflect on the many new technologies that are gaining momentum. The Internet of Things (IoT), is becoming prevalent and here at ICS we see IoT becoming a reality in the connected car. The automotive industry and IVI providers are learning new ways to connect our cars to other connected homes, other cars and venues. Qt plays a vital role in connecting cars and other technologies, such as OpenGL. As developers look to renew legacy code and upgrade to modern OpenGL, migrating from earlier versions of Qt to Qt 5 has benefits. Join us January 28, for Roland Krause's webinar to learn how best to convert your legacy OpenGL code to modern OpenGL using Qt. We hope to see you there! With this January edition of the newsletter, we hope you enjoy the on-demand educational webinars, training and blogs from our engineers and UX professionals – all in support of you and the Qt ecosystem. Happy New Year!
Mark Hatch Chief Operating Officer ICS, Inc. |
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Changes to Qt Licensing Looking for clarity regarding the new licensing changes announced by The Qt Company? In this blog, ICS outlines the changes and the things you need to know about before you begin development of your next project. Read More >> |
Raspberry Pi Update Since the release of the Raspberry Pi 2, a number of things have happened in the Raspberry Pi ecosystem. This blog outlines some of the events that were of interest or were significant over the past few months. Read More>> |
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Eight Golden Rules for Success in UX Based on Jeff LeBlanc's experience teaching an Introduction to User Experience for Engineers course, he has learned that engineers are interested not only in the nuts-and-bolts of building a UI using Qt, but they are also hungry to learn more about building a better one. In this first in a series of blogs, Jeff sets out by addressing the good, the bad and the ugly. Read More >> |
Programming with Qt for Desktops Training – Bedford, MA Join us in Bedford, MA, March 14-18 If you are like most engineers, a hands-on approach is one of the best ways to learn. Whether you are new to Qt or need a refresher, join us for a 5-day training Programming with Qt for Desktops. Enroll Now>> |
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Qt Test Framework Webinar Replay
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Upcoming Events
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Embedded World – Nuremberg, Germany – February 23-25
Visit ICS within The Qt Company booth at Embedded World Exhibition & Conference, February 23-25 in Nuremberg, Germany. We will be showcasing our multi-camera security monitoring application. Come visit us in Hall 4/Booth 308! We hope to see you there! Live Event>> |
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Automotive Megatrends – Connected Car – Detroit, MI – March 15
ICS is co-sponsoring Connected Car Day at Automotive Megatrends, the flagship conference of Automotive World. This event will bring together decision makers and forward thinking innovators. Visit ICS this upcoming March 15, 2016 in Detroit and see our dynamic contributions to some of the leading products designed for the automotive IVI sector. Live Event>> |
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Training: State-of-the-Art OpenGL and Qt – Silicon Valley, CA – April 11-15
This class provides an introduction to modern OpenGL using programmable shader pipelines. It introduces the use of the Qt framework for infrastructure and support to quickly achieve highly efficient and visually appealing, state-of-the-art, interactive graphics applications. Enroll Now>> |