> To implement the same level of functionality and prettiness in a native app toolkit like Qt is at least a month of work. That's really only true for web deve

> To implement the same level of functionality and prettiness in a native app toolkit like Qt is at least a month of work. That's really only true for web developers trying to make native apps, and only because they're used to the mess that is web development. It's a piece of cake to build a small app in Qt with C++, and it's even easier using Python or Common Lisp or one of the other language bindings. Like everything, it depends on each developer's experience which one is easier for them.