arno's blog

Ever since C++20 introduced coroutine support, I was wondering how this could integrate with Qt.

For a project of mine I need gamepad support.

Recently, I’ve stumbled across some behavior of C++ lambda captures that has, initially, made absolutely no sense to me.

At the company I’m working at, we’re employing Qt WebChannel for remote access to some of our software.

This project of mine has been around for quite a while already.

For a project at university I recently needed a plotting widget to display some data.

I know that this is probably not very useful, considering that it’s not portable and with Qt5 about to be released in June, but I found it interesting to experiment with the new language features and libffi.

Since the C# bindings are apparently not really used/wanted by anyone (except for some Windows people – but that’s really not my main development platform) I thought that maybe some more people are interested in Java bindings.

It seems like I got into a hacking frenzy after yesterday’s Ruby plugins for Kate.

Akademy really speeds up development and communication between developers: Yesterday I was poked by Milian Wolff and he told me how many people want to write Kate plugins in languages other than C++ and ECMAScript and how he always told them that’s not po…