Woho!
Jonathan seems to like my book: the dot.
A couple of weeks ago, Helder and B came to visit me in Gothenburg. Helder is the guy currenly maintaining SpeedCrunch and he has been performing miracles - the project now have a good leadership and structure. We visited the archipelago as well as Liseberg, the amusement park. Apparently Helder has no problem with heights - he must think that I'm a chicken as I stayed on the ground when he tried some extra rides (I did go on Balder!).
The Qt Centre Programming Contest has finally been completed. You can find all the contestants here, and the winning entries here. I'd like to say thanks to all who entered and a big congratulations to all the winners. Five of you will get a copy of Foundations of Qt Development - I hope that you will enjoy it!
I'm usually not happy about bankruptcies and other bad things happening to companies but these guys had it coming and deserve it.
Have you written something about Qt? Have you got a library, a widget or a tool that would be useful to other Qt developers? Do you have a Qt/KDE site?