> In my opinion, the C++ community should move past the Qt legacy and come up with a new industrial-strength, cross-platform UI library that has simultaneous fi

> In my opinion, the C++ community should move past the Qt legacy and come up with a new industrial-strength, cross-platform UI library that has simultaneous first-class support for web, desktop, mobile and embedded targets. The "write-once-deploy-everywhere" never worked,especially across form factors and devices, I'd prefer Qt focusing on what it does best (desktop) instead of trying to be a "the least common denominator" that is broken everywhere. Each platform has its own UI/UX language, it's something one just cannot reproduce with a single framework. A Qt app feels like a Qt app, and that's fine on desktop. It's not on mobile.