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New office and new employee!

Nothing is like starting the new year with blank sheets of paper and color crayons! OK, Norwegian proverbs might not translate that well, but here we are: A new year, a new office, and a new employee (me)!

New Employee Cava

I can totally get used to lunches like this!

My name is Henrik Hartz, and I joined Espen and Marius January 2nd this year after working 7 years at Trolltech and Nokia. For the first week and a half I have been getting busy with existing projects while Espen and Marius are pushing new frontiers – for the time being focusing on an Android project.

Aside from 50% growth, we also moved to a new office – literally across the road from the old one. The new place is a lot larger – the three of us share an office – while we have a lunch-room (with a red couch and gaming system) and extra offices to spare. We want to grow even more this year.

After moving in – the place was in a bit of a shoddy state..

before we got our shit together

discombobulated...

After a quick stop at IKEA, we got some new office furniture to get us ready for a busy New Year!

espen building a bookcase marius building a coat stand david and alexandra helping out marius doing assembly

After organizing and cleaning up, we’re ready to take on the new year

marius can't stop hacking troll bowl lunch room coffee

 

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Qt Developer Days 2011 in Munich

We’re back from Qt Developer Days 2011 in Munich, Germany. What a great show! For those of you who werent’ there here is a small recap of what happened from our perspective. First, some pictures

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Both Marius and I were presenting in Munich. Marius dissected the code of several of our apps, and explained how QStateMachine makes your life easier. The talk is available here:

I talked about Necessitas, Qt and Qt for Android and basically explained how you publish Qt apps on the Android market. That talk is available here:

Now we gotta work to catch up on other projects!

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Qt mobile platforms poll

We in Cutehacks are trying to gage the developer interest in Qt for Android and Qt for iOS. Thank you for taking the time to answer this short poll.

Update: added nice charts so you can see the results so far.

Update: the poll has ended. A total of 344 people answered our questions. Thanks to everyone that participated!

You can also play with the interactive charts here.

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Cutehacks at the Qt Contributers’ Summit

A big ‘Guten Tag!’ from Berlin and the Qt Contributor’s Summit! We’ve already attended the pre-summit Qt for Android meeting and are now at the Café Moscau where the actual summit is taking place.The place is buzzing with sessions and discussions about present and future Qt development. About half the people present are non-Nokians and all are enthusiastic and engaged in shaping the future of their favorite cross-platform toolkit. There are people walking around with various Android devices and iPads running ports of Qt.

So far it’s been a fun, interesting and productive event. It’s a great venue and it’s all been extremely well organized, including working wifi (!) and free drinks. We will stay here until the end of the event on Saturday, so if you’re in Berlin and want to talk to us, give us a ping or look around for the Cutehacks logo.

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We’re officially up and running

Marius and I’ve had some busy days lately, but we’re now finally up and running. We’ve now got an office, some fat internet lines (we’re talking close to 100/100MBit here), spanking new machines and a happy grin on our faces. We’re sitting over at Forskningsparken in Oslo (map), and I used Endomondo to track how long it would take me to walk from home (check out my “workout” here).

One of the things we want to be with Cutehacks is to be open. We want our projects, commits, presentations etc. to be as open as possible for other to share, collaborate and comment. So, we thought it might be cool to have a look at how our first day at the office was. Check out the video below.

Tomorrow will, hopefully, be a normal day – and we’ll get to work. And by that I mean actual work, not carrying boxes around and eating ice-cream all day :)

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