Name: Qt C++ Warsaw Meetup
Start: 2025-08-21T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-08-21T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Centrum Kreatywności Targowa

**Qt C++ Warsaw Meetup** is the top event for developers this summer and the first opportunity to obtain an official Qt programming certificate.
Both the meetup and certification session are free of charge.

If you're passionate about **Qt**, work with **C++**, and want to build and improve real-world devices that drive industry and enhance everyday life — don't miss this event.

Join us to meet developers, product leads, and industry professionals actively looking for new talent. Expect plenty of highlights — including **live demos** prepared by Scythe Studio, one of the largest Qt service partners in Poland, and a chance to connect with our team.
In addition to inspiring talks and networking opportunities, you'll also have the chance to earn an **official Qt Framework certification**.

**MEETUP SCHEDULE**
🕠 17:00 – Gathering
🕠 17:30 – Official opening
🕓 17:45 – Filip Sajdak (siili_auto) – Cursor IDE for C++: Useful AI Assistant or Overrated Hype?
🕕 18:15 – Alexandra Betouni (Extenly) – From Messy to Maintainable: Keeping Your QML in Top Shape
🕡 18:45 – Networking break
🕖 19:00 – Tomasz Soldat – Display and Touch Interface in the Industrial Kitchen: Serving Up the Perfect HMI Panel (Riverdi)
🕢 19:30 – Adam Sowa (Scythe Studio) – Mastering Multithreading Without Losing Your Mind
🕗 20:15 – Maycon Stamboroski (Qt Group) – Qt Roadmap
🕘 21:00 – Networking After Party 🍻

**Qt CERTIFICATION**
For the first time, we’re offering an **official external Qt certification exam** during the meetup. We’ll send a separate registration form to everyone who signs up for the event and wants to take the exam.

🧑‍💻 Bring your own laptop — you’ll run the certification platform directly on your device.
🎯 **Seats are limited.**

This is a rare chance to take the **certification exam for free**, so we highly encourage you to register early. Spots will be given on a first come, first served basis.

**ABOUT PRESENTATIONS**
**Qt Roadmap by Maycon Stamboroski (Qt Group)**
Discover how Qt continues to evolve as one of the most trusted frameworks for cross-platform development — used by over 1.5 million developers in more than 70 industries across 180 countries.
During the Qt Roadmap session, we’ll dive into what’s ahead for the framework: upcoming features, strategic directions.

**Mastering Qt Multithreading Without Losing Your Mind by Adam Sowa (Scythe Studio)**
Let's demystify Qt multithreading by exploring key concurrency methods, from QThread and QRunnable to QtConcurrent. We'll discuss best practices for managing resources, avoiding pitfalls unique to Qt, and selecting the most effective, approachable strategies for thread-safe development—ensuring you stay productive without losing your mind.

**Display and Touch Interface in the Industrial Kitchen: Serving Up the Perfect HMI Panel by Tomasz Soldat (Riverdi)**
How to select the right display and touch panel for various embedded and industrial systems? We'll address common challenges faced during HMI integration and provide practical insights. Using Riverdi products as examples, we'll walk through key parameters and technologies to help you choose the most effective solution for your application.

**From Messy to Maintainable: Keeping Your QML in Top Shape by Alexandra Betouni** **(Extenly)**
We all want our UI projects to be fit and functional, but even the best Qt developers make mistakes that slowly drain performance and inflate costs. In this light-hearted yet deeply practical session, we’ll explore the “health” of your QML applications, uncovering the subtle pitfalls that make codebases harder to scale and maintain. Drawing from real-world consulting experience, we’ll share tips and best practices to keep your projects lean, scalable, and ready to take on any challenge – without burning out your team.

**Cursor IDE for C++: Useful AI Assistant or Overrated Hype? by Filip Sajdak** **(siili_auto)**
AI has rapidly evolved from experimental novelty to a practical toolset for software engineering. Cursor is a standout example — an IDE built on top of Visual Studio Code and enhanced with AI capabilities. It acts as an “AI pair programmer,” offering intelligent code generation, real-time refactoring, project-wide understanding, and seamless Git integration — all within your local development environment.

This talk explores how to use Cursor effectively in C++ projects. We’ll look at where the tool excels, where it falls short, and how to adapt your workflow to make the most of its AI assistance. From improving code comprehension to accelerating iteration loops, the session offers practical insights into making AI-enhanced development a real advantage.

Luke Hampf

Qt Poland Meetup Group

Qt Poland Group

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Python

C & C++

New Technology

Programming Languages

Embedded Linux

Computer Programming

Embedded Systems

Software Development

Qt Development

Qt and QML

Open Source Python

Qt C++ Warsaw Meetup

Centrum Kreatywności Targowa

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Qt C++ Warsaw Meetup

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