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Cute is a next-gen server that enables developers to seamlessly use the Qt's signals and slots mechanism to communicate over a network.

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Cute is a next-gen Qt-based server that streamlines the development of modern connected systems.blog.cuteserver.io7 posts

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Introducing Cute: RPC the way it was always meant to be

This post introduces Cute. Cute is a powerful yet extremely easy-to-use and secure C++ RPC (Remote Procedure Call) framework for building modern connected apps and backend services quickly and easily. Cute enables developers to use the intuitive Qt s...

Aug 3, 20228 min read

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The Cute Server Showcase: Encrypted Connections with Self-Signed Certificates

In this post, we create and use self-signed certificates to encrypt connections on the Cute server. We will configure both one-way and two-way SSL authentication. The Cute server is a next-gen server that allows developers to use the Qt's signals and...

Jun 20, 20226 min read

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The Cute Server Showcase: Fortune Example

This post is the first in a series of posts illustrating how the Cute server empowers developers to create modern connected systems by enabling them to use the Qt's signals and slots mechanism over a network. We introduced the Cute server in a previo...

Jun 14, 20228 min read

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Introducing the Cute Server

Connected systems are everywhere. Apps interact with servers to enrich the user experience. Systems have their architecture expressed as a set of microservices communicating over networks. Successful software design leads to systems composed of clust...

Jun 3, 20229 min read

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Building a CMake-based Qt app for the Desktop, iOS, Android, and WebAssembly

Introduction In Qt6, CMake became Qt's default build system, replacing qmake. Unfortunately, the transition was not smooth. In the first Qt6 releases, Android support was missing. iOS requires native Xcode projects, and even on Qt 6.3, WebAssembly is...

May 20, 20224 min read

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Introducing Cute: RPC the way it was always meant to be

The Cute Server Showcase: Encrypted Connections with Self-Signed Certificates

The Cute Server Showcase: Fortune Example

Introducing the Cute Server

Building a CMake-based Qt app for the Desktop, iOS, Android, and WebAssembly

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The Cute server blog's blogs

Recently published

Introducing Cute: RPC the way it was always meant to be

The Cute Server Showcase: Encrypted Connections with Self-Signed Certificates

The Cute Server Showcase: Fortune Example

Introducing the Cute Server

Building a CMake-based Qt app for the Desktop, iOS, Android, and WebAssembly