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Slint is already a viable alternative to Qt, as evidenced by users actively choosing us over Qt. While Qt is more mature in many areas with its two decades of d

Slint is already a viable alternative to Qt, as evidenced by users actively choosing us over Qt. While Qt is more mature in many areas with its two decades of development and large team, Slint is already good enough for some use cases. And as a young framework, we naturally strive to improve. By the way, when it comes to IDE integration, our VSCode extension and LSP server, which includes live preview, put us on par with Qt's.

pjmlp 3y ago
Sorry but that isn't the same thing, you're even reckon that is only some use cases, not all of them. Using VSCode is hardly comparable to QtEditor alongside Qt Design Studio. So yeah it might be a viable alternative to those that aren't even aware of what a full installation of Qt brings in the box. While I don't doubt Slint will eventually reach that level, we are comparing 1.0 release with 6.5 and related tooling. By the way, madnirua's answer was more in line with the reality and it was appreciated.