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As someone with way too many (Mac) desktop app side projects, I agree entirely. I've tried making the jump to Qt several times figuring that there's a lot of va
by kitsunesoba 10y ago
As someone with way too many (Mac) desktop app side projects, I agree entirely. I've tried making the jump to Qt several times figuring that there's a lot of value in making my projects cross platform, but it's never stuck. By comparison Qt is frustrating to use and the end product is always lacking in platform specific details. There's just nothing like Cocoa for UI development.
- blub 10y agoCross-platform will always be harder than one platform by definition. If that annoys you, you can expect to stick to Cocoa forever. :-) Or just use a cross-platform core with multiple UIs.