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> It's inherently not possible to have a cross platform true native UI QT does a relatively good job at that. It is possible. Of course there will be severe li
by pshirshov 2y ago
> It's inherently not possible to have a cross platform true native UI
QT does a relatively good job at that. It is possible. Of course there will be severe limitations, but in any case it would be better than total impossibility of building good looking multiplatform apps single-handedly.
- dathinab 2y agoin my experience for companies this "limitations" get very fast sever enough for them to stop doing it doesn't mean they don't use QT on all platforms but with different impl. for each with very little shared UI code if any (but often shared code behind the UI, e.g. business logic, data validation etc.)