Qt 5.2.0 has been released!

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Unfortunately, the news is outdated, but this is due to the fact that I was convinced of its existence until today. Nevertheless, to miss such a significant event of the whole year is simply impossible. Let's go through the points!

Qt is a cross-platform framework for developing applications and user interfaces in C ++ using QML technologies (declarative language in the manner of JavaScript & CSS). It was previously supported by Trolltech until it was bought by Nokia, which sold it to Digia, a great company that opens up incredible opportunities for a cute.

• Full Android * support
• Full iOS Support *
• Desktop Qt Quick Controls finalized
• Widgets bugs fixed (+ a couple of new nice elements)
• Qt Windows / Mac Extras - native code integration for these platforms
• Bluetooth support on Linux
• Increased Qt Quick Render Performance (QML)
• Many fixes for OS X Mavericks
• Accessibility module is also available on Android

* - with the exception of a couple of very narrow functions that are not available due to licenses / rules / etc

Full release text: blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2013/12/12/qt-5-2-released-the-best -qt-yet
You can find out all about the yummy and download it, sobsno, here: qt-project.org

P.S. It didn’t fit in my head when the day before yesterday I assembled my desktop qml application for Android, then under the iOS simulator and all this stuff worked - a new era begins ...