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Qt is not nearly as easy to use as Electron, especially if you're a small company and need to hire front end devs for cheap. Also Qt GUIs look like garbage, bu
by duped 5y ago
Qt is not nearly as easy to use as Electron, especially if you're a small company and need to hire front end devs for cheap.
Also Qt GUIs look like garbage, but it's hard to quantify why.
- Nicksil 5y ago>Qt is not nearly as easy to use as Electron, especially if you're a small company and need to hire front end devs for cheap. Sure it is. >Also Qt GUIs look like garbage, but it's hard to quantify why. No more garbage-like than you're getting with Electron and just as style-able (with arguable superior layout engines). Qt has a number of style palettes; perhaps you're used to using applications which chose to use non-native/standard palettes.
- stnmtn 5y agoWhat are some examples of great-looking QT applications?
- smoldesu 5y agoI've written apps with GTK, Qt and Electron in the past. Of the three frameworks, Qt is easily the hardest (albeit "the best" for cross-platform native development). I'm not sure what your experience is with it, but I never once felt like it was easier than writing an Electron app.
- GnarfGnarf 5y agoQt has provided us with a solid multi-platform solution. If you want power and control, you always have to pay in complexity and learning curve.