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Qt is fairly open, I don’t get why the author doesn’t point at qt for a valid alternative.

• fatneckbeard 4y ago
  first rule of qt is nobody talks about qt
• LinguaBrowse 4y ago
  Author here. Very confusing licence, is my main complaint (I speak also as the author of Svelte NodeGUI, which is built on top of Qt). The fact that there are hour-long seminars explaining the licencing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7etOQfrMiM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7etOQfrMiM) show that it's a real issue. I recall Qt for mobile has an even muddier story, with a different licencing/pricing model again. Besides that, I also personally find it horrible to program with, because different elements have differents way of managing their child nodes (unlike HTML Elements, which have one consistent API). And of course I'm a JS dev, though NodeGUI does solve that. But maybe these aren't valid gripes.
• vinyl7 4y ago
  Qt is awful. Its basically the equivalent of boost but for UI
• marsven_422 4y ago
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