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Thread: Nokia QML Rapid Development - CES 2011

  1. 01-20-2011, 09:53 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chester View Post
    Very impressive, and given this is running on Meego I believe (According to the ICS site), you could do all of this on a Beagleboard or similar (possibly with some of the effects turned down slightly to compensate.
    I have a PandaBoard (successor to BeagleBoard) and I *think* I will be able to run the demo full throttle on that. It's a dual core 1Ghz ARM with OpenGL ES (think guts of the new Droid Incredible HD). I saw a really cool BeagleBoard Expansion Board by Pelagicore at CES. I hope they adapt it to PandaBoard. I could get a decent FM tuner out of that and possibly access to the CAN bus and the MOST ring.
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  2. 01-20-2011, 01:04 PM #12
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    Source code is now available. Including the original photoshop files. Eventually I want to get this in a public source code repository like gitorious.

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    Source code is now available via a tarball on ICS's landing page for the demo. It includes the Photoshop files used to generate to UI. http://www.ics.com/services/qtquick
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    Very cool stuff, thanks for decided to go the open source route. I'm fairly certain I'll be using bits and pieces of that in my car, that's for sure
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