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GTK+ made Qt
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| To my surprise, that is all that it takes.
| The QGtkCallbackBridge is a trivial QObject
| that calls the given function pointer with
| the QObject::sender() and the given data
| pointer when signalled. The QGtkEventFilter
| is not much more complicated. It simply
| filters out the event in question and
| triggers the given function pointer in much
| the same way. I've created a factory for
| the event filters, as I want them to re-
| create something looking like the original
| GdkEvent structure. There is actually one
| event filter class for each type of event,
| just so that this code can be added.
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http://www.thelins.se/johan/2010/01/gtk-made-qt.html
Qt Programming Tips
http://www.theirishpenguin.com/2010/01/16/qt-programming-tips/
Last of Python 2.x language line moves forward
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| Python 2.7, expected to be the last major
| version of the 2.x series of the dynamic
| language, was released as a second alpha
| earlier month by the Python Software
| Foundation, with the final release set for
| June.
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http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2010/011510-last-of-python-2x-language.html?fsrc=rss-linux-news
Sony Pictures Imageworks Releases Open Source Shading Language (OSL) to Development Community
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| Sony Pictures Imageworks, the award-winning
| visual effects and digital character
| animation unit of Sony Pictures Digital
| Productions, released the Alpha version of
| its source code for OSL, its Open Shading
| Language, it was announced today by Rob
| Bredow, Chief Technology Officer of Sony
| Pictures Imageworks.
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http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/sony-pictures-imageworks-releases-open-source-shading-language-osl-to-development-community-81485057.html
The Decade of Development
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| Last decade, known by many as the Naughties
| or Noughties, set the stage for a number of
| key software development trends. Here is a
| list of some of the hottest trends that
| impacted software development.
|
| [...]
|
| 2. The Rise of Open Source Software (OSS)
|
| Open Source Software reached critical mass
| in the decade of the Noughties. The open
| source model caught on like wild fire among
| developers and quickly became adopted by
| entrepreneurs looking to build companies by
| providing services for these OSS
| technologies. And it worked. Marc Fleury
| founded JBoss around the JBoss application
| server and later sold the company to Red
| Hat for more than $350 million. Rod Johnson
| founded SpringSource around the open-source
| Spring Framework and last year sold it to
| VMware for $420 million. VCs saw an
| opportunity and began to get behind the
| best and the brightest. And organizations
| such as the Apache Software Foundation
| (ASF) and the Eclipse Foundation sprang up
| to, among other things, foster community
| involvement in various open-source
| projects. Although the ASF was founded in
| 1999, it saw some of its best days in the
| Noughties.
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http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Application-Development/The-Decade-of-Development-374209/
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