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I wanted to share my speech that took place 21 Oct, it'a about how Qt helps to build cross-platform application. It was based on my experience building Owely.com for Windows, Mac OS and Linux. This presentation is based on russian, sorry eng speaking guys. And actual presentation on Eng: http://igorrac.blogspot.com/2010/10/qt-cross-platforming-rocks.html

Recently I've had a task to write small integration of Java to the Magento API, and meet a lot of troubles on the way. First of all Magento supports SOAP web-services that actually don't work well, I've found one solution http://code.google.com/p/magja I didn't tried because we spend much time trying to make them work with no result, so next was XML RPC based API that worked quite well on PHP examples, but caused more trubles. Login worked pretty well: XmlRpcClientConfigImpl config = new XmlRpcClientConfigImpl(); config.setServerURL(new URL("http://magento.dev/index.php/api/xmlrpc/")); XmlRpcClient client = new XmlRpcClient(); client.setConfig(config); Vector params = new Vector(); params.addElement( "defsan" ); params.addElement("123456"); String session = (String)client.execute( "login", params ); But other call's did worked, instead they show: Exception ...

Today I've made a topic about my experience of lunching Qt-based cross-platform product : Owely.com. In my presentation I've made few points about how C++ evolved during these years, and how it can become handy when you need high-performance cross-platform solution with high integration to the native API. Hopefully people that come to check this presentation was very interested in C++ and we had small but productive conversation. For thous who miss

this slides was prepared for Ciklum Speaker's Corner specially for developers. I've tried to squeeze only topics and quotes that's mostly important for new age application development. This slide prepared from "Getting real" book of 37signals Getting real in development View more presentations from defsan .