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But Sailfish OS should not require too much learning for developers with Qt experience, right? For me personally, that is what has put it on my "interesting"-r
by sentenza 13y ago
But Sailfish OS should not require too much learning for developers with Qt experience, right?
For me personally, that is what has put it on my "interesting"-radar. I know that Qt has served me well in the past and that I have some grasp on developing with it, so the potential barrier I have to jump here is low.
- blueskin_ 13y agoI guess Qt is better than starting from scratch; maybe it won't be as empty as my first reaction was to assume.
- veeti 13y agoKeep in mind that this ain't your daddy's Qt. QML is the new thing and it has a slight learning curve. (And the documentation is unfortunately lacking in some parts, like C++ integration.)
- zanny 13y agoQML has the lowest learning curve of any visual programming model I've ever used, and that includes using the gui creators for visual studio and friends. Something as simple as Window { Text {text: "Hello World!";anchors.centerIn: parent;}} gives you a first class desktop Window with text in it. And most of the complexity only comes in when you start adding state and transitions. And on top of all that the entire thing is 3d accelerated, so it is always hugely efficient.