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2012-02-17 , 11:31
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where can i lean the the codings for the qt sdk 1.2?
 
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2012-02-17 , 12:13
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where can i lean the the codings for the qt sdk 1.2?
I think the best way to learn about Qt is to just go straight to the source (that's what I did): there's plenty of documentation available at the Qt developer website.
 

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2012-02-18 , 03:16
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for the nokia n9 which project type i should use?
 
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for the nokia n9 which project type i should use?
Well, that really depends on your needs. The N9 should be able to support most of the different forms of Qt, whether you want to do a "Qt Quick" project, a more classic "Qt Widget" project, or something else entirely. Once you've created a project, the SDK will allow you to target the build towards Harmattan (the N9's OS) or towards a desktop application.

So there's really no "wrong" answer to this question. You just need to figure out what it is that you want to create...
 

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2012-02-18 , 05:47
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thank you very much
 
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