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Looking at Symbian C++ code after 11 years gives me PTSD. Many years working at Nokia trying to make other frameworks run on top of Symbian so that developers c
by danrocks 4y ago
Looking at Symbian C++ code after 11 years gives me PTSD. Many years working at Nokia trying to make other frameworks run on top of Symbian so that developers could have an easier life. I do not miss those times.
- cjkarr 4y agoI have fond memories using Qt on Symbian. Thank you for your work.
- danrocks 4y agoA happy customer! What a rarity. It was immensely tough to get the basics working on top of Symbian (Maemo was a breeze) so the experience was wonky and, frankly, kind of crappy. QML and Qt Quick were going to be the salvation, but we ran out of time. I hate what we did to Trolltech.
- pjmlp 4y agoIronically I still miss it, when I have to deal with Android NDK tooling. I still don't get how Android team managed to bork the experience, other than maybe discouraging everyone to try to write C++ instead of Java/Kotlin. Most likely if it wasn't for game developers, the NDK wouldn't even exist.