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Ok, then again... Qt is not "the nineties".
by tutuca 9y ago
Ok, then again... Qt is not "the nineties".
- jcelerier 9y agowell, the ide is more recent, but Qt was released in 1993 or something like this and the core concept did not change that much since then, it has just manifested itself in a simpler language than C++ with qml / qtquick.
- TuringTest 9y agoThe declarative QML makes all the difference when building a user interface programmatically. You could create interfaces in Qt in the nineties, but you couldn't create mockups of the different states and integrate them without writing the supporting code for those states by hand.
- pjmlp 9y agoDelphi, VB and C++ Builder surely are, and we could do a full application just by dragging components and setting properties, without a single line of code.