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It's limited because you can't end up with a completely proper solution. Then you have to make a tradeoff between functionality, complexity and even performance
by cheez 15y ago
It's limited because you can't end up with a completely proper solution. Then you have to make a tradeoff between functionality, complexity and even performance for something as simple as the example I gave above.
I think QML is an even better case for form-based UIs.
Completely declarative, everything is automatically bound, what's not to like?