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I think the decision of which cross platform technology to use mostly depends on a team's preferred tech stack. C++ -> QT C#/.NET -> MAUI/Blazor JS/Web -> Re

by Mertax 4y ago

I think the decision of which cross platform technology to use mostly depends on a team's preferred tech stack. C++ -> QT C#/.NET -> MAUI/Blazor JS/Web -> React.Native/Electron Dart -> Flutter This is what I think is holding back Flutter -- that it wasn't built on an incumbent technology. Because Dart doesn't have quite the following, it has to evangelize itself a bit more than the other options.

SemanticStrengh 4y ago
note that many languages credibly interop with JS/TS nowadays
qalmakka 4y ago
I've used PySide6 recently and I must say it's great, so you can also add Python to Qt's side.
orthecreedence 4y ago
Rust -> ='[
- nu11ptr 4y ago
  gtk-rs
- sharno 4y ago
  https://iced.rs/ https://iced.rs/
- ogoffart 4y ago
  Rust -> Slint? https://github.com/slint-ui/slint/ https://github.com/slint-ui/slint/
heavyset_go 4y ago
Qt has some pretty good bindings for other languages other than C++.
francisl 4y ago
Kotlin -> Jetpack Compose > Native Android, Native iOS (KMM) and soon Desktop+Web (Compose Multiplatform)
- deleted 4y ago
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