The Qt Company
The Qt Company is the commercial steward and primary maintainer of the Qt application framework — a cross-platform C++ framework (with QML and JavaScript integration) used to build GUI and embedded applications across desktop, mobile and embedded/automotive devices. Qt provides the core libraries, tooling (including Qt Creator and utilities like qmlscene), commercial licensing, long-term support releases, training, and professional services. Its technology is widely used in industries such as automotive, industrial automation, medical devices, consumer electronics and telecommunications.
Qt traces its origins to Trolltech (founded in the mid-1990s) and has gone through several ownership and governance changes: it was acquired by Nokia, later transitioned to Digia, and is now represented by The Qt Company as the commercial vendor while the Qt Project serves as the open-source governance community for upstream development. The Qt ecosystem includes an active open-source community (the Q...
Qt traces its origins to Trolltech (founded in the mid-1990s) and has gone through several ownership and governance changes: it was acquired by Nokia, later transitioned to Digia, and is now represented by The Qt Company as the commercial vendor while the Qt Project serves as the open-source governance community for upstream development. The Qt ecosystem includes an active open-source community (the Q...
Statistics
Total Applications:
10
Total Users:
12,546
Total Keys:
30,991
Total Clicks:
55,681
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
6d55m42s
Average Time Per User:
<1m
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