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I'm aware that they aren't being deprecated, but that doesn't mean they aren't being phased out. When I say it is being "phased-out" I'm referring to how it wil
by Memosyne 8y ago
I'm aware that they aren't being deprecated, but that doesn't mean they aren't being phased out. When I say it is being "phased-out" I'm referring to how it will no longer be advertised as the optimal solution to a problem. Perhaps we're just arguing semantics at this point?
- iqy 8y agoPhasing out is the same as sunsetting, i.e., terminating: https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/sunsetting https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/sunsetting From the first post, I assumed the commenter meant something like, "in Qt 6 QWidgets will stop working", which is insane.
- Memosyne 8y agoI guess it was poor wording on my part then, sorry. I only meant that it was not going to be the focus of the product anymore.
- Data_Junkie 8y agoYou can use the tool until it's deprecated. Everything is constantly being "phased out".