I'm currently developing an nRF51822-based embedded device. Being one the Qt/Qt Creator maintainers in Debian I would of course try to use it for the development. Turns out it works pretty good... with some caveats. There are already two quite interesting blog posts about using Qt Creator on MAC …

As was posted a couple of weeks ago, the latest version of KDEPIM has been uploaded to unstable. All packages are now uploaded and built and we believe this version is ready to be more broadly tested. If you run unstable but have refrained from installing the kdepim packages up …

For those who care about kdepim (kmail, kontact, korganizer, etc) Currently the latest version of kdepim is available in experimental. According to our limited tests it's working way better than kdepim 4.14 (more stable, more performant, less bugs). However migrating from one to the other is not a trivial …

So far the only missing submodule in Debian's Qt5 stack is QtWebEngine. None of us the current Qt maintainers have the time/will to do the necessary stuff to have it properly packaged. So if you would like to have QtWebEngine in Debian and: You have C++ libraries' packaging skills …