Wiki engine is available on osll.fruct.org

Colleagues!

I'd like to present our wiki on this site. It's available by link osll.fruct.org/wiki. So, today we have not so many papers, but we are working on different content and new materials will appear soon.

By the way, if you have something to publish, tell us by email osll -at- fruct.org and required access to wiki will be provided.

Linux character device driver for beginners seminar

On Thursday 14/10/2010 Seminar about creation linux devices driver (with on hands training) was ran at Laboratory. More than 10 students participated. Training was prepared and managed by Michael Krinkin.

Seminar topics are:

  • Introduction. Types of linux devices. Linux Kernel Modules. Common terminology discussion. What the difference between user space and kernel space programming/program running.

    • Preparation: setup kernel development environment, some useful kernel parameters

  • Hello world sample. Module building/running procedure discussion

Training about Wt library

Last week OSLL ran hands on training about Wt library. Wt is a C++ library which allows to develop web application similar to developing desktop application. Seminar introduces listeners with main classes of this library, with most popular widgets and with different ways of layouting of widgets on the screen. During this seminar listeners get to know how to handle different events with the signal/slot system and how to connect your compiled application with web-server through FastCGI.

Essentials of Qt development for Symbian

Ivan Bezyazychny ran seminar and hands-on master class about Qt development for Symbian. There was about 10 participants from students and OSLL members. We discovered next topics:

  1. Tools for Symbian development. How to setup environment
  2. What is SIS(X) package
  3. What is application capabilities and how it can be used
  4. Package signing
  5. Deployment to mobile

During master class we were compiling examples and trying them on the device.

Slides are here: http://osll.spb.ru/attachments/download/370/symbian_seminar.pdf

Qt training in Nizhny Novgorod May/2010

OSLL ran intensive Qt training in Nizhny Novgorod 13th-14th May 2010.

During two days participants took knowledge and practical experience of Qt Essentials. We met more than 20 participants. Despite there was insufficient equipment most of participants successfully complete the training.

The main topics was

  • Qt history and architecture
  • Widgets and tools overview
  • Programming environment and tool-chains
  • Meta-Object System architecture. Signals and slots techniques
  • Messaging between objects. Memory management
  • 2D graphics

2-day Qt training during 4th Nokia week in Saint-Petersburg

Our Lab managed a Qt training for the beginners. During two days participants took knowledge and practical experience of Qt Essentials. Despite more than 20 participants have been registered only 11 of them successfully completed.

The main topics was

  • Qt history and architecture
  • Widgets and tools overview
  • Programming environment and tool-chains
  • Meta-Object System architecture. Signals and slots techniques
  • Messaging between objects. Memory management.
  • 2D graphics
  • Event handling

OSLL took part in 4th Nokia week and 7th FRUCT conference

OSLL team took part in 4th Nokia week in Saint-Petersburg and 7th FRUCT seminar. We made several public reports. Topics are here:

  • I. Bezyazychnyy, K. Krinkin, M. Zaslavskiy, S. Balandin, Y. Koucheravy Geo2Tag Implementation for MAEMO
  • D. Yuranov, A. Rudakova Power aware metrics for HWMP in IEEE 812.11s
  • P. Zubarev, K. Krinkin, N. Amelichev, D. Krestelev PMPIPv6-Based 3GPP/WLAN Internetworking MAEMO Support Challenges
  • P. Zubarev, K. Krinkin QtMobility -Qt API Extensions for Mobile Development

About OSLL/FRUCT laboratory

Welcome to Open Source & Linux Lab. On this page you can find essential information about us.

Our mission

  • Gaining experience with leading technologies and sharing knowledge;
  • Spreading the spirit of Open Source community;
  • Connecting organizations interested in Open Source research and development with people willing and able to research and develop;
  • Raising Open Source activity in Russia;

Who we are

OSLL has started work on new face of our OSLL/FRUCT site

This is the first record on our official FRUCT site. We believe that after years we would read this with nostalgia

  • By admin at 04/18/2010 - 10:23
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