Technology Preview - Qt for S60
Qt for S60 Technology Preview Released
June 25, 2009 – Nokia today released a Technology Preview of Qt for S60 – the upcoming new port of Qt for the Symbian OS. Preview packages are now available to commercial and open source users for download, testing and feedback. Read more...
Qt for S60Our vision is to have Qt Everywhere and to enable you to create advanced applications with innovative user experiences while getting to market quickly. With Qt for S60, we are broadening our embedded offering. Qt allows you to code once and deploy across major device and desktop operating systems.
Download the Tech PreviewThe Qt for S60 Technology Preview is available under a special technology preview license, GNU LGPL version 2.1 and GPL version 3. Download information can be found here >> Qt for S60 libraries for Samsung's S60 phones are also available. Blog entry about the release is available here >> Also, check out the Mobility Project, which is developing new Qt APIs for mobile development. |
Watch Qt for S60 running on the Nokia N97. Pre-release "Tower" includes experimental WebKit support. Watch a mobile Qt Everywhere video - Qt on three different mobile OS's. |
S60 developer, but new to Qt?
Qt is a cross-platform application framework. Using Qt, you can write applications once and deploy them across many desktop and embedded operating systems without rewriting the source code.
We recommend that you become familiar with Qt by first evaluating it prior to using the technology preview of the S60 port. |
Getting Started
This quick start video describes how to create the first widget based application with Qt for S60. |
How to Provide Feedback
All feedback from the Qt user community is highly valued, and extensive testing of Qt for S60 is encouraged. To collect this feedback, we have set up a special mailing list. The address of the mailing list is:
Please join the mailing list to provide technology feedback, bug reports, suggestions or comments by sending a mail with the subject set as "subscribe" to:
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Contributing Code
The Qt for S60 repository has been made public. The repository is located at: This means you can follow the work commit by commit and contribute to Qt for S60 development by creating merge requests. Guidelines for contributing code can be found here:
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Release Status
As with any technology preview, please note that the software contains early
pre-release code that is not at the level of performance and
compatibility of a final product offering. |
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