Qt SDK Update Introducing Qt Creator 2.3 And Other Updates

 
 
We are pleased to announce the newest update for the Qt SDK introducing updates to several SDK components.
There are quite a few updates in this release partly just because of changes in the SDK internals, but there are also functional changes and quality improvements included. As a summary there are following updates included:

• Qt Creator 2.3: Plenty of small improvements to improve the basic developer experience. For more information, read the release blog.
• Qt Simulator 1.2: in addition to a significant UI facelift, Qt Simulator 1.2 is introducing several new features: sensor simulation, simulation of NFC tags as well as gesture simulation.
• Notifications API 1.1 is introducing QML bindings and quality improvements.
• Qt 4.7.4 for desktop app developers.
• MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan beta: This version of the Harmattan target is built on the same software image that was used in the version released in June so does not introduce new features, but is required to be updated in order to continue developing MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan apps.
• Update to Symbian Complementary Package: important CODA update to expand the support also to the latest Symbian Belle devices. Note that the apps created with the beta level new target for Symbian Belle devices can not yet be submitted to OviStore.
• Update to Qt Quick Components for Symbian is not introducing functional changes.

If you already have Qt SDK installed you can update to the latest version by running Update Qt SDK from the Qt SDK application folder on your computer. If you want to get started with Qt SDK, you can download 1.1.3 using the installers in below.

Nokia Developer also offers the updated installers on their Qt SDK website.
If you encounter problems, please file a bug report at http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com.
 
We are delighted to announce the new Qt Creator 2.3.0 release today. The release adds lots of smaller and bigger improvements targeting the general developer experience. Since you might not have followed the prereleases I will repeat some of the most important ones here:
You can find examples and tutorials in the welcome page by searching for keywords now.
 

• Coding style options for C++ have been vastly improved and can be defined globally and on a per project basis. Also see the blog post.
• Profiling has moved to its own “Analyze” mode, and additionally supports profiling QML applications and profiling with Valgrind’s Callgrind.
• Support for “generic remote Linux devices” has been added. You define your connection for a “Linux Device” in the preferences, and add corresponding deploy and run configurations to your project’s run settings, and there you go. You’ll have to make sure that you use a suitable toolchain for building your project yourself though.
• Debugging and profiling Qt Quick applications now works for  Symbian and Meego 1.2 Harmattan devices with Qt 4.7.4 installed.
• Various other improvements to Qt Quick support, like views, models and delegates an Qt Quick Designer including mockup data, improved Live Preview (i.e. modifying your QML while running in a preview), …

See the changlog here for more details, and most importantly get it from our download page!
 
Source Qt Labs Developer Blogs
http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/09/01/qt-creator-2-3-0-released/