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Qt is the best. Without it, I will not use c++ anymore.
by stewie2 14y ago
Qt is the best. Without it, I will not use c++ anymore.
- jeroen94704 14y agoHah, that's pretty much what I said: http://weblog.jeroen.ws/blog/2012/11/19/how-relevant-is-c-plus-plus-today/ http://weblog.jeroen.ws/blog/2012/11/19/how-relevant-is-c-pl...
- skrebbel 14y agoWtf! We work together for months and you never tell me that you have a blog?
- buu700 14y agoSeriously dude, I'm pretty upset about this. Please see me in my office first thing tomorrow morning.
- jeroen94704 14y agoIt's pretty recent :).
- stewie2 14y agosome parts of Qt, for example QtCore, should become C++ standard.
- duaneb 14y agoHow about for non-GUI applications? I don't think I've ever used QT and I love c++.
- zokier 14y agoQt has plenty of nice things for non-GUI applications too. It's more of a framework than just a library.
- duaneb 14y agoI remember being turned off by the use of a preprocessor. Is that still required?
- gnud 14y agoOnly if you use their (very nice) event/property system. If you don't inherit from QObject then you generally don't need the preprocessor. That said, QMake and CMake both deal with the preprocessor for you.
- Derbasti 14y agoBy the way, it's a code generator, not a preprocessor. Everything you write is valid C++, it's just that there is additional code being generated that interfaces with your code.
- stewie2 14y agoI used qt to write a http server. it's a pure console program. But I used QThread and QtNetwork stuff.