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.NET = compiler and runtime (JIT). QT = UI library. What did you write your back-end code with? C++ ? (You mentioned that the Mac version is written in Swift
by Yuioup 8y ago
.NET = compiler and runtime (JIT).
QT = UI library.
What did you write your back-end code with? C++ ?
(You mentioned that the Mac version is written in Swift, but what about the Windows and Linux versions)?
- oppositelock 8y agoQt is more than a UI library, it abstracts away the platform too, from networking, to disk access, to UI. Think of it as an analogue to Chromium more than just UI.
- figgis 8y agoIt can abstract away from the platform. You can use it as a simple gui library just fine. I've been using it in place of Tk for my python stuff for a while now. (Qt.py is a lifesaver) I haven't even tried their options for what I want to do yet, but it is definitely tempting. Here's a good list of things Qt has stuff for. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/modules-cpp.html https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/modules-cpp.html
- de_watcher 8y ago> QT = UI library. Oh no! Why then Qt is all over my server code?!
- Yuioup 8y agoSeriously I thought QT was just a UI library. I stand corrected.
- passerby2018 8y agoIncompetence?
- geezerjay 8y ago> QT = UI library. Where do you fit Qt's support for networking, SQL databases, standard directory structures, multithreading, etc... ?