Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 20th Dec 2005 14:17 UTC, submitted by Anonymous
Trolltech has just released Qt 4.1. Many new features were added since Qt 4.0, including integrated support for rendering SVG drawings and animations, a PDF backend to the Qt printing system and a lightweight unit testing framework. Qt Designer, OpenGL support and Visual Studio .NET integration were updated too.
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2005-10-08
"Sorry all my code is closed source. My company doesn't release on OSX, but for all of the others, you can take my word for it."
So you can't point me to an open source one?
"I would like to qualify it with "native look and feel" and "responsive"."
Well, if native look and feel is a huge issue to you, yes, it is a problem. But Qt doesn't solve that either. The few Qt apps I run look horribly out of place on my Gtk based desktop.
And when it comes to responsive, Swing apps are just as responsive as native apps once the program has started. In cases where it is not responsive, it is usually because someone decided to perform a long running process on the event dispatch thread. But that isn't Java's fault. I could do that in any toolkit and have the same result.