Discover the latest updates from Qt Learning for 2026, including new courses, certifications, educational licenses, and university partnerships to empower developers and students worldwide.

In this blog, we introduce the latest release of Figma to Qt: Qt Quick Controls support, auto-layout support, improvements to live preview, and much more.

A new declarative and extensible C++ module for automated asynchronous task management, unifying various asynchronous APIs. A part of Qt 6.11.

Qt 6.11 Beta1 release blog post

Stability fixes and improvements for Qt for MCUs 2.8 are available for download.

Learn how to hand off design to developers effectively. A comprehensive design handoff guide covering best practices and designer-developer collaboration.

Rust has no built-in equivalent to C++’s static_assert, but you can add compile-time checks with a small const_assert! macro. Learn how it works, why it’s useful, and how to integrate it without extra dependencies.

Learn how to debug static initialization issues in MSVC. Understand constructor order, CRT startup, and how to trace crashes before main() in C++.

Hello all! Our latest San Diego C++ Meetup took place on Tuesday, November 18th, 2025. This was the 80th meeting of our group! It was a slightly shorter session than usual as I’ve been quite …

C# has a nice feature called class/struct property. It is a public data member but with the ability to control read/write access, underlying storage or to compute the value on the fly. You can thin…

Hello everyone! Our final meeting of 2025, San Diego C++ Meetup #81, took place on Tuesday, December 9th. It was a fantastic session to wrap up the year, featuring a deep dive into the intersection…

The curl project moved over its source code hosting to GitHub in March 2010, but we kept the main bug tracker running like before - on Sourceforge. It took us a few years, but in 2015 we finally ditched the Sourceforge version fully. We adopted and switched…

Let's take a look back and remember some of what this year brought. commits At more than 3,400 commits we did 40% more commits in curl this year than any single previous year! Since at some point during 2025, all the other authors in the project have now…

Some time ago I mentioned that we went through the curl source code and eventually got rid of all strncpy() calls. strncpy() is a weird function with a crappy API. It might not null terminate the destination and it pads the target buffer with zeroes. Quite…

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Could C++ Developers Handle an ABI Break Today? - Luis Caro Campos - CppCon 2025
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The C++ Evolution Working Group recently reaffirmed its commitment to ABI stability, prioritizing link compatibility with C and older C++. The C++11…

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Unsatisfied with the C++ Standard Library? Join The Beman Project! - River Wu - CppCon 2025
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Not satisfied with the current C++ standard library? Check out the latest progress of ongoing C++ standard library proposals in the Beman…

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The Joy of C++26 Contracts - Myths, Misconceptions & Defensive Programming - Herb Sutter - CppCon 2025
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This talk is all about the C++26 contracts feature. It covers the following topics:

- Why defensive programming is a Good…