frederikhandberg on Nostr: For a long time I've wanted to try out the Qt framework. It would also be a great way ...
For a long time I've wanted to try out the Qt framework. It would also be a great way to learn C++, which could turn out to be a useful language for me when I start getting more into building drones.
Just found out Liquid Glass works in Qt:
https://github.com/fsalinas26/qt-liquid-glassThis is good as it means I can more easily make a native-looking macOS app.
I have never been a fan of cross-platform frameworks, they just never impress me. But Qt is special in the sense that performance should be excellent. Apparently, it can also work for mobile apps, but I would not use it for that. I'm more interested in using it for desktop apps, so that I can ensure perfect Linux compatibility.
I did try using #Tauri to build a webapp a few weeks ago and it was fine, but the native webview on #Linux is apparently trash, so Tauri is a no-go for me as it uses native webviews on each OS.
Qt seems like the best choice - also many apps on Linux use it.
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