I cant say I have yet released any production quality projects using the Nokia Qt SDK just yet; however I have been getting my hands dirty with the Nokia Qt SDK for the past couple of week or more. From what I can see the Nokia Qt SDK is quite a piece of work. Here is what it has to offer.
Posts Tagged ‘Development’
Ever seen a DBA having to deal with an application developers naive mistakes? Or could it simply be a case of developers just not knowing what should be done on a database and why it should be done. This issues arise straight from poor uses of SQL statements to sheer negligence in the total design of databases.
The question of when SQLite should be used and when MySQl should be used has come up again and again. To know when and where it is appropriate to use either SQLite or MySQL databases management systems, it is first and foremost important to know what the difference is between them, if at all there is any difference.
SQLyog is definitely a great and must have tool for any serious MySQL developer and database administrator. I would recommend going for either the SQLyog Enterprise Edition or the SQLyog Ultimate Edition so as to get the full benefits of using SQLyog to manage your MySQL databases.
As I discuss about the things a programmer implementing the technical details of a web site address before making the website go public? From a Web Developers Perspective, not having to think about the content or the visual design, there is the need to worry about performance, security and usability and a lot more things. [...]
This is the time in our lives as Software Developers when we get all excited about the next release of Visual Studio. Without a doubt, I must admit that Visual Studio has got to be one of my favorite Microsoft products. Come 12th April, 2010 Microsoft will be making the latest version of its development [...]
Well it was a lovely morning with all the ingredients of a lovely day to follow until the guys down at marketing sent out an APB for my neck. See Honestly as a Software developer I didn’t know there were certain rules I had to follow when doing code for a website. It all went [...]
The count down for the new look House of Grace website finally begins. The current interface had some challenges, which needed to be address. There are a few user requests coupled with plain bugs that needed to be fumigated before the New Year begins. The church will be celebrating its fifth anniversary next month and [...]
Over the past two years, I have been spending endless sleepless nights fine-tuning two of our Browser Based Application and Web Site Development Engines. Our Engines code-named Trinity+++ and Mozqeeto have finally come of age. A lot of features put into these Engines are based on past experience gathered from developing web sites and other [...]
After being a Software Developer and working with many other Developers for many years, I came to observe quite a number of things in various offices where I worked. I came across a lot of demoralized geeks out there. The reason being that their work is usually not as appreciated, as it should be. They [...]
