Looking at all the examples of `C++` bindings that are mentioned above, the 
closest that comes to direct bindings is <https://github.com/trey-c/nim-qt>, 
but I think even the author realized that creating direct bindings is too much 
work compared to `QML`.

But I was also thinking ahead: even if the direct bindings could be made, I can 
see no clear way of using inheritance in `Nim` like it is used in `C++` for 
creating new widgets.

So I am starting to think that a better approach would be to write something 
native in `Nim`: maybe `Fidget` (`Fidgetty`) or `nimx`?

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