Flavio Castelli

In order to realize a project of mine I started looking for a Qt library for mapping JSON data to Qt objects.

I came over a couple of solutions but none of them made me happy. So in the last weekend I wrote my own library : QJson
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Yes, long time has passed since my last post (really strange, isn’t it ).
It has been a busy period, full of work, dog training and… coding (fortunately!).

During this time I’ve been working on XesamQLib creation. This is a Qt based library for accessing Xesam services.
Its API is going to be similar to Xesam-glib one and it will make life easier for developers who want to interact with programs exposing Xesam service (who talked about Strigi? )

Right now I’m finishing to clean the code, in order to publish a first version of XesamQLib on KDE repository.
I’ll keep you updated.

HpCalc is an open-source multi-platform editor for the Hp 39G calculator.
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A lot of time passed since my last post. As usually I’ve been too busy to keep the site updated, forgive me!

Last time I let fall something about one of my university projects: qshapes.
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Finally qtcanvas classes are available for Qt 4 series

This isn’t the final version of qtcanvas, it’s only a backport of the original classes shipped with Qt3.

So what’s the difference between this qtcanvas and qt3canvas (available only through Qt3 support with Qt4)? Simple this version works with all open-source versions of Qt >= 4.1.0!!

In this way you can use qtcanvas also under windows (before it wasn’t possible with the open-source edition).

I’ve tried qtcanvas under Mac OS X Tiger, Gnu-Linux and Windows XP and they work fine.

You can download qtcanvas here.