QT 4.6 Release – The Future Platform?
By ben.kevan on Dec 04, 2009 in GNOME & KDE, Linux Mint, Microsoft, openSUSE & SUSE, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu
best dentist . commercial office space . On Dec 1st, Nokia released QT 4.6.The major new improvements are: (from nokia’s website)
Advanced Graphics EffectsOpacity, drop-shadows, blur, colorization and many more graphics effects can now be used with Qt 4.6 to create more exciting UIs.Animation and State Machine FrameworksThe new Qt Animation and State Machine Frameworks allow developers to create simple or complex animations, without the hassle of managing complex code.Gesture & Multi-touch SupportNew support for gestures and multi-touch input methods make it possible for developers to create better user interaction on touch-enabled devices.
Here’s a little video of the Hand Gestures: Do you think QT will be the cross platform IDE of choice in the future? I believe it’s development speed, and improvements could catapult it to being the leading platform in Mobile Devices, and could possibly form Windows to be usable. 
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that depend on the kind of development
java and c# have majority of the market
C++ are less and less used in school so less people learn it
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