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> I'm not sure that any of these UI frameworks are going to get much traction QML / Qt Quick gets a lot of traction, from mobile and embedded systems developer
by martin_ky 9y ago
> I'm not sure that any of these UI frameworks are going to get much traction
QML / Qt Quick gets a lot of traction, from mobile and embedded systems developers and lately a lot from automotive industry. It's just largely unknown to web developers, because it's not on that platform. What I would like to see, is that it got noticed from web developers too and then maybe it will get some push to get to the web.
> they aren't as flexible, don't solve web problems as well as the existing solutions
IMO, it's the current web technology that creates those "web problems" :) I don't say that QML solves them all. But it couldn't hurt if we have an alternative to HTML+CSS.
- btschaegg 9y agoIt's also interesting to see that they are used for things like coffe machines and the like. This is mostly due to its performance on low-end hardware (you won't want to be using an Atom PC with Windows to control a coffee machine). This in itself is also quite a benefit to Qt - although from a C/C++ developer's point of view it still looks a bit bloated ;-)