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Qt isn't really C++-only anymore, at least with QML. Notwithstanding the use of JS for QML itself, there exist some bindings to QML in non-JS, non-C++ languages
by pritambaral 11y ago
Qt isn't really C++-only anymore, at least with QML. Notwithstanding the use of JS for QML itself, there exist some bindings to QML in non-JS, non-C++ languages. So I guess there is demand for Qt (or at least some parts of it) in non-C++-worlds.
- coldtea 11y ago>Qt isn't really C++-only anymore, at least with QML. Notwithstanding the use of JS for QML itself, there exist some bindings to QML in non-JS, non-C++ languages. So I guess there is demand for Qt (or at least some parts of it) in non-C++-worlds. All of these worlds would be loading a ton of C++ QT base libs in any case.
- jordigh 11y agoQt was never C++, since it always had the MOC.