> But that's a knowledge issue. Which is fine, if I can say one thing for sure is that none of us was born knowing anything at all :-) It is just that for the

> But that's a knowledge issue. Which is fine, if I can say one thing for sure is that none of us was born knowing anything at all :-) It is just that for them, "non c++" tools ended up doing a lot of this magic work. Plus the idea of "embedding another language or two into a language where i already made UI without any fuss" tended to keep some of the more experienced C++ devs away from QML in my experience. Giving them tasks like animating the UI, writing custom styles etc.. that's where QML converted more C++ devs in my experience. Those kdab blogposts were indeed very helpful for us back then.