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* Qt provides a neutral ground for companies to collaborate
* Qt provides a neutral ground for companies to collaborate
* Provide quaily software: libraries, apps and platforms
* Provide quaily software: libraries, apps and platforms
* Experienced working with companies to develop FOSS projects


KDE has vast Qt experience
KDE has vast Qt experience
* 15 years developing with Qt
* Over 15 years developing with Qt
* KDE testing ground for many new Qt features
* KDE testing ground for many new Qt features
* A number of Qt maintainers are KDE devs / alumni
* A number of Qt maintainers are KDE devs / alumni
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KDE has a large pool of Qt talent to mentor devs / hire from
KDE has a large pool of Qt talent to mentor devs / hire from
* KDE alumni include Lars, Thiago, Kalle, many KDAB employees
* KDE alumni include Lars, Thiago, Kalle, many KDAB employees
* QtDevDays program 18 of 48 speakers are KDE alumni
* QtDevDays program 19 of 48 speakers are KDE alumni
* Many students get first introduction to Qt and real-world development through KDE


KDE is one of the largest and most mature Open Source communities
KDE is one of the largest and most mature Open Source communities
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* e.g. Widgets, ThreadWeaver, Archive, Mapping, PIM
* e.g. Widgets, ThreadWeaver, Archive, Mapping, PIM
* Frameworks talk on Wednesday
* Frameworks talk on Wednesday
KDE has advanced developer tools built on years of experience
- KDevelop
- KCacheGrind
- Massive Visualizer
- etc
What is KDE:
* A community of Open Source developers focussed on end-user technology
* Release libraries, workspace and applications on a reliable 6 month cycle

Revision as of 15:31, 7 October 2013

KDE at Qt Dev Days

KDE is a partner at Qt Dev Days, where we will have a booth in the exhibition space and run the Qt Contributors Day.

Booth Talking Points

Two target groups, Developers and Sponsors.

Developers:

  • Looking to attract new contributors
  • Great way to learn new Qt skills or play with new tech
  • Work with many skilled Qt devs
  • Make yourself visible to potential employers

Sponsors: Looking for new companies to become involved with KDE, either for development or funding

  • Sponsoring KDE will expose you to a large pool of Qt talent to hire from
  • Qt provides a neutral ground for companies to collaborate
  • Provide quaily software: libraries, apps and platforms

KDE has vast Qt experience

  • Over 15 years developing with Qt
  • KDE testing ground for many new Qt features
  • A number of Qt maintainers are KDE devs / alumni
  • KDE is largest non-commercial contributor to Qt, possibly 3rd largest overall

KDE has a large pool of Qt talent to mentor devs / hire from

  • KDE alumni include Lars, Thiago, Kalle, many KDAB employees
  • QtDevDays program 19 of 48 speakers are KDE alumni

KDE is one of the largest and most mature Open Source communities

  • 700+ people contribute to each KDE release
  • Translated into xxx languages
  • Cross-platform support Linux/Win/Mac
  • Incubated Qt Android port
  • Involved with EU research projects

KDE has mature code offerings

  • Frameworks 5, a set of Qt Addons from KDE, coming Q1 2014
  • Mature well tested and proven code with minimum dependencies
  • Many old heavy dependencies removed by contributions to Qt
  • e.g. Widgets, ThreadWeaver, Archive, Mapping, PIM
  • Frameworks talk on Wednesday

KDE has advanced developer tools built on years of experience - KDevelop - KCacheGrind - Massive Visualizer - etc

What is KDE:

  • A community of Open Source developers focussed on end-user technology
  • Release libraries, workspace and applications on a reliable 6 month cycle