I do not disbelieve you, but I live in the world of trust but verify. I have an aging widgets application and I am trying to decide what to replace widgets with as they undergo their slow ignoble LTS-free death.
I have been searching for years for an example of a substantial QML based desktop productivity application without success. I want to know that it is both possible and straightforward to build such an application before I devote my time to it. I don't particular like having to use a scripting language, but I can stomach it if it works well. However, the lack of examples leads me to conclude that even if it is possible, it must be a royal pain. So, I'm now testing out Copperspice and leaning in that direction instead. On Thu, Apr 22, 2021, 10:11 AM Vlad Stelmahovsky <vladstelmahov...@gmail.com> wrote: > We have such applications in house but I can't share it due to NDA > And why? QML is highly customizable, so I don't see any points why its not > possible to create robust QML apps for desktop >
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