Qt QML is JS with a declarative UI language and C++ when you need it. On the other hand you have JS with a document markup language combined with style sheets.

Qt QML is JS with a declarative UI language and C++ when you need it. On the other hand you have JS with a document markup language combined with style sheets. And the first one is embarassing you say. And declaring UIs in HTML and CSS is easier than in QML. Why do you even post this. I mean... it's trivial to disprove it. Do you subscribe to the idea that if one makes enough noise their arguments will win out?