I think different frameworks are more popular in different spheres, and yes - I don't really see Qt as being one of the most common frameworks mentioned for web work. That said, I wrote the backend to provide HTML5…
That's within the same price point as other leading IDEs. Plus, as a commercial company you can still use it for free provided that you abide by the LGPL.
I think different frameworks are more popular in different spheres, and yes - I don't really see Qt as being one of the most common frameworks mentioned for web work. That said, I wrote the backend to provide HTML5…
That's within the same price point as other leading IDEs. Plus, as a commercial company you can still use it for free provided that you abide by the LGPL.