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I’d consider Godot but it’s unusable for deploying on mobile platforms. We need desktop and mobile, making Qt/QML our only apparent practical choice. BTW, we
by NonNefarious 4y ago
I’d consider Godot but it’s unusable for deploying on mobile platforms.
We need desktop and mobile, making Qt/QML our only apparent practical choice.
BTW, we built a desktop app in QML and the GUI performs great. The resizing is smooth and elegant.
- jmnicolas 4y ago> We need desktop and mobile Why not Flutter?
- NonNefarious 4y agoBecause none of us knows Dart, nor are any contractors likely to know it. Also, based on research I did before starting a cross-platform project, you still end up writing a lot of native code on each platform when using Dart. At that point, you might as well just write native apps.
- jmnicolas 4y agoYou already know Dart, it's very familiar if you have done some C# / Java etc previously.