Completely agree. The fundamental problem is that HTML and CSS are the wrong tools for webapps. They are designed for documents. This is why all these CSS rules are so hard to use for applications. It is built on the…
With Qt5, you write your interfaces (and optionally can even write all or most of your app) in QML. I tried it out, and it is such a breath of fresh air, compared to HTML/CSS. You can achieve the exact same thing with a…
I find Qt5's QML to be a million times easier to use, read, debug, maintain. And that is because it is designed as a markup for applications. HTML was never designed for that. Neither was CSS. This is the reason for all…
Completely agree. The fundamental problem is that HTML and CSS are the wrong tools for webapps. They are designed for documents. This is why all these CSS rules are so hard to use for applications. It is built on the…
With Qt5, you write your interfaces (and optionally can even write all or most of your app) in QML. I tried it out, and it is such a breath of fresh air, compared to HTML/CSS. You can achieve the exact same thing with a…
I find Qt5's QML to be a million times easier to use, read, debug, maintain. And that is because it is designed as a markup for applications. HTML was never designed for that. Neither was CSS. This is the reason for all…