QT SDK 1.1 and QT 4.7.3 Libraries released

Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework. It includes Cross-platform class libraries, integrated development tools, and Cross-platform Ides. With Qt you can deploy applications across different desktops and embedded operating systems without having to rewrite the source code.

Write code only once for multiple platforms

With Qt you need to write your application and UI once, and you can deploy across different desktops and embedded operating systems without rewriting your source code, saving time and developing costs.
Create an unexpected user experience

QQT provides application building blocks, including a large customizable widget collection, a graphics canvas, style engine, and other content that you can use to generate a novel user interface. The integration of 3D graphics, multimedia audio or video, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/8936.html "" > visual effects, animation and custom style, making it stand out in the competition.

With less effort (and times)

Whether using a new QT Creator cross-platform IDE or just QT itself, QT is easy to learn. And because of the QT Modular library, you can focus more on innovation without spending too much time on the platform itself, so you can quickly push the software to market.

Mixing network and local code in a single application

With Qt integrated with the WebKit network rendering engine, you can quickly integrate network content and services into your local applications, using the network environment to provide your services and functionality, and to impress your users with the process.

QT SDK 1.1 and QT 4.7.3 Libraries Update log: