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Been using QML for about 16 months, since it was in a development branch. I believe it has alot of potential for development of frontends and also I see it as a
by smogzer 15y ago
Been using QML for about 16 months, since it was in a development branch. I believe it has alot of potential for development of frontends and also I see it as a kind of a replacement of html which was created with static documents in mind, and then got aumented with other paradigms (css, javascript, dom, etc).
I feel the QML language is in a embrionary state yet, they are writing the use cases and writing the language at the same time, which will in time show some redundancies in the concepts they use now. Example: 1)there should be more (multiple) inheritance so that we could derive from QML elements like we do in OOP; 2) there was no ability to access the items ids like in a DOM tree.
But what sets a project IMHO is the ambition and the goals. And this team has both, and their work will deliver.