Google Summer of Code 2018 for Qt and Qt Roadmap for 2018
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The Qt Project and Google Summer of Code 2018
This year, for the first time, the Qt Project will be participating in the Google Summer of Code initiative.
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Qt Roadmap for 2018
Qt 5.9 LTS is a solid baseline, which continues to improve still during 2018. Qt 5.10 was released in December, but there is more cooking. We are currently finalizing the Qt 5.11 release for May and looking towards Qt 5.12 LTS in November. In addition to the Qt framework we are actively developing our tooling offering. Tune in for an overview what we have in the works for 2018.
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Qt Has A Super Busy Year Ahead With A Lot Of Features Planned For 2018
Tuukka Turunen of The Qt Company has shared some of the company's plans for the Qt toolkit in 2018. There is a lot ahead for this open-source, cross-platform toolkit in 2018 with another long-term support release later this year, new Qt Python bindings, a safety-critical renderer and more.
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