Category Archives: KDE

QmlBook: Felgo Service Integration

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-11-10

Felgo has kindly sponsored the QmlBook, which has resulted in a new chapter. The topic this time around is the Felgo Qt extensions forintegrating various services that are commonly used by app developers, the Felgo cloud builds, as well as their live reloading technology. When building modern apps there are many things that you might […]

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Intense weeks

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-10-19

End of October turns out to be one of the highs when it comes to workload this year. Everything happens at once – there are two public events that I’d like to tell you about. The first one is running lights. This is an annual running competition organized by AIF Friidrott, the sports club my […]

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Felgo in the QML Book

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-09-21

Over the past year I’ve been bumping into the Felgo crew at various Qt events. They take Qt to the next level. It all started as a game development framework for Qt, but has turned into a powerful app development framework taking a lot of the rough corners of Qt, and extending the tooling with […]

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Akademy 2020

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-09-07

I had the pleasure of speaking at Akademy 2020 this weekend. This year Akademy is virtual, but I still got the feeling of a very interactive event. Interesting questions, greenroom for the speakers, and generally a nice experience. Big thank you to the organizers! The video below should start roughly when I go on stage. […]

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It finally arrived

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-07-19

After waiting a bit over a month, followed by an agonizing week when the new gizmo was at my DHL pickup point and I was some 2h by car away in our summer house. What gizmo? A Pinebook Pro! The Pinebook comes in many layers. Like, properly many. I guess this means that it is […]

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foss-north kdenlive workflow

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-07-15

As some of you might already have noticed, we’ve complemented foss-north with a new pod / vod / vlog – I’m not sure what to call it. Basically, it is a video based pod cast (making it available as a audio only pod-cast is high on the todo). Our main focus right now is a […]

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What a License Track!

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-04-07

The foss-north 2020 videos are rolling out. This year we’re doing a small experiment, so everything is available at once over at conf.tube, while we roll the videos out gradually at YouTube in an attempt to feed the algorithm (like and subscribe!). This year we had a great set of licensing related talks, and I’d […]

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foss-north

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-03-13

It is with great regret that I have to announce that foss-north 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 situation. It will be replaced by a virtual event during the planned dates (March 30-31), and a physical event during the fall. We regret any inconvenience that this causes our guests and sponsors. At the […]

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More foss stuff

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-02-16

It is busy days at the moment – but in a positive way. First of all – a huge thanks to everyone who submitted to the Call for Papers for foss-north 2020. We have over 70 hours (!!!) of contents to squeeze into two tracks over two days. As always, it will be hard to […]

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gbgcpp – Ribbons using Qt

By Johan Thelin | Published: 2020-01-13

I’ve been involved in the gbgcpp group, a part of the larger Sweden C++ community, for a couple of years. It is fun to see that there is a lot of C++ developers out there, once you start looking for them. In the next meetup, this Wednesday, there will be both C++ and Qt. The […]

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