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I don't know Qt, but I have a cursory understanding of the DOM, to the point that I can make fully featured "SPA" applications from scratch. Most of my backgrou
by bgorman 8y ago
I don't know Qt, but I have a cursory understanding of the DOM, to the point that I can make fully featured "SPA" applications from scratch. Most of my background has been in systems programming. Would learning QT enable me to make applications faster? I have only been exposed to UI programming and through React via Clojurescript and ReasonML and Angular 6/AngularJS
- beisner 8y agoFrom my (admittedly limited) experience with Qt, it’s an extremely powerful framework with a somewhat-steep learning curve. Dead-simple apps are dead-simple, but there’s a lot of Qt-specific stuff (I.e. QML, control paradigm, extensive libraries, etc.) that you need to learn in order to get the full value out of it. That said, it’s still a great cross-platform option, and the fact that it has bindings in most popular languages and is extremely performant (if you write it properly....) means that it’s probably worthwhile if you need to make a desktop application.