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I'm of a different opinion: that Qt was good, but became great with Nokia. QtQuick (with its hardware-accelerated scene-graph based rendering system for rich UI
by dkersten 9y ago
I'm of a different opinion: that Qt was good, but became great with Nokia. QtQuick (with its hardware-accelerated scene-graph based rendering system for rich UI's with ultra smooth animation) is awesome and QML is a very nice and pleasant way of declaratively creating UI's. Sure, you'd want to minimise the use of javascript, but QML + C++ is a pleasant experience, in my opinion, and much nicer than QWidgets.
- distances 9y agoI agree. Plus people tend to forget it was Nokia that relicensed Qt to LGPL, which was a massive gift for most developers. I really liked QML myself when I was using Qt, but even many of those who don't care about QML are likely enjoying the benefits of the more liberal license.