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>But I'm not giving up my frameworks. Why would you dig your heels in if you've found a superior alternative fulfilling all your requirements?
by Nicksil 5y ago
>But I'm not giving up my frameworks.
Why would you dig your heels in if you've found a superior alternative fulfilling all your requirements?
- SavantIdiot 5y agoBecause I'm a rational human being. If something comes along that is better, I'll jump ship. If Qt native meets my USB needs I'll move to the next barrier: frameworks. If Qt solves that hurdle, why stay with Electron? I was being funny but you took it seriously.
- Nicksil 5y agoI understood your statement as saying you are not giving up Electron if you found Qt fulfills your requirements (USB). That's was I was questioning: Why continue to use Electron if Qt does all the things you need to do. Perhaps I misunderstood; text isn't the best medium to convey tone.
- SavantIdiot 5y agoYes, sorry. Communication mishap indeed!! I was sort-of implying that now that I learned Qt offers USB support, one of my two reasons for not using Qt was dismantled, as if I was now worried that I made a mistake picking Electron and boy this sure sounds less and less funny as I type it out...