MeeGo Developers Can Attend Qt Developer Days at a Discount
Get to know Qt 4.7 at a reduced rate.
Earlier this week we wrote about Qt 4.7, the newest, app-friendliest version of Nokia's coding framework that features enhancements to Webkit and OpenGL as well as a new declarative user-interface called QML. While these improvements apply to all projects developed with Qt, many of these enhancements aid in app creation for Nokia's new mobile OS, MeeGo.
MeeGo developers can now get better acquainted with Qt 4.7 at Qt Developer Days in Munich and San Francisco. MeeGo developers who register before September 29, will get free access to the training track of their choice and are eligible for an additional US$ 100/EUR 100 registered during the early-bird special.
Qt Developer Days takes place October 11-13 in Munich and November 1-3 in San Francisco. To register, visit https://qt.nokia.com/qtdevdays2010/registration.
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