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Huh? QML is specifically designed for Mobile/Embedded use cases though. That too when Nokia was targeting their Meego and Symbian touch interfaces. The best exa
by saidinesh5 3y ago
Huh? QML is specifically designed for Mobile/Embedded use cases though. That too when Nokia was targeting their Meego and Symbian touch interfaces. The best example usecases of QML you'd see is on Nokia N9/Ubuntu touch/even Sailfish OS.
It was meant to be a declarative scripting language around their QGraphicsView back then iirc. That's how there was no QML Components for Desktop until quite a bit later. Then they made QtQuick a lot more fast/powerful in Qt5 by rewriting it on top of their new OpenGL scenegraph.
So what desktop design paradigms do you see in QML that make it unfit for mobile?