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The article refers specifically to Web development. I manage & develop a Win32 desktop app (because that's what my customers use). I am converting to Qt so I c
by GnarfGnarf 8y ago
The article refers specifically to Web development.
I manage & develop a Win32 desktop app (because that's what my customers use). I am converting to Qt so I can also run on macOS.
I cannot imagine why I would ever consider an option that does not run on the Mac, such as WPF or WinRT.
(My customers hate Parallels, VMWare Fusion and Wine).
- Const-me 8y ago> I cannot imagine why I would ever consider an option that does not run on the Mac, such as WPF or WinRT. For some applications cross-platform frameworks are good enough, Electron has become quite popular. For others, native frameworks just work better. Works both ways, same for Cocoa. For example, it’s hard to integrate Direct3D or Metal into QT.