Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 15th Oct 2009 21:52 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
"Nokia has announced the availability of the first Qt 4.6 beta release. Version 4.6 represents a significant milestone, the first release since Nokia's acquisition of Trolltech, the company that originally created Qt. The open source C++ application development toolkit has evolved considerably under Nokia's stewardship and has undergone noteworthy technical and licensing changes."
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There are Java bindings if that's more your cup-of-tea. (See QT Jambi on the QT site)
Well there is a lot of active work going on with Qt language bindings at the momeent. We have two Pythons (PyQt and PySide), QtRuby, PerlQt, Qyoto (C#), Common Lisp, Lua, and finally two QtScripts (a Qt Labs one and one based on the 'Smoke' libraries).
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I have to disagree with you and have to say "fortunately it is C++" and in relation to "excellent" toolkit, I will probably be flamed for this but have you tried their QTDesigner? *It's joke!* I've used Visual C++, C++ Builder, wxDev-C++ and QTDesigner (as a GUI designer) and I felt very restrained esepcially because I can't adjust those stupid windows that take 99% of the space + things not behaving as expected.
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Excellent toolkit. Among, if not the, the very best. Only...too bad its C++