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For C++, you'll need to know Qt. It's probably easier to find an Objective-C job than a C job.
by CBABIES 11y ago
For C++, you'll need to know Qt.
It's probably easier to find an Objective-C job than a C job.
- inlineint 11y agoI know Qt (have an open-source project based on it https://github.com/a-rodin/qstardict https://github.com/a-rodin/qstardict), but don't want to work with GUI. I think I would like some libraries or applications that run on server and so some complicated jobs that require high performance.
- meshko 11y agobecause all C++ projects use Qt?? what?
- wyldfire 11y agoQt? Because there are a lot of companies hiring specifically remote for Qt? It's not my impression that in general, the majority of jobs using C++ expect/leverage Qt. There's tons of embedded work using C/C++, but indeed remote work is harder to find there.
- SyneRyder 11y agoI'm giving this one an upvote. You certainly don't need to know Qt, but when I recently asked a remote / nomad developer about finding C/C++ work, he also recommended learning Qt. He said that while he didn't get C++ leads very often in general, he did see Qt leads coming through to him semi-regularly.