> If you want to write a Qt application in JavaScript without writing a single bit of C++ you can do that with QML Not really. You cannot write full blown busi

> If you want to write a Qt application in JavaScript without writing a single bit of C++ you can do that with QML Not really. You cannot write full blown business logic in javascript, you almost always end up in C++.Even simple things like accessing the file system or networking or process management are not available in QML. One has to write bindings for it from scratch. This is what I was referring to in my original comment. If we have proper bindings (like the PySide integration), then we will get all these APIs.