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QT these days is written in a JavaScript-esqe language and runs a modified WebKit to power the UI. It's as bad as it sounds.
by hacker_9 7y ago
QT these days is written in a JavaScript-esqe language and runs a modified WebKit to power the UI. It's as bad as it sounds.
- adev_ 7y ago> QT these days is written in a JavaScript-esqe language and runs a modified WebKit to power the UI. It's as bad as it sounds. That's wrong. QML has two mode: one "interpreted" ( the javascript-esque) and one that can be compiled to native C++ without js. And WebKit / webview itself is a plugin for Qt, it is absolutely not required.
- jcelerier 7y ago> QT these days is written in a JavaScript-esqe language and runs a modified WebKit to power the UI. ... that is entirely false. Qt has its own scene graph renderer which has nothing to do with WebKit.