2011/10/10 Kishore Jonnalagadda <[email protected]>:
> On Monday 10 Oct 2011 8:17:19 AM Alexis Menard wrote:
>> Beurk this thread is just about people ranting never tried to use QML
>> or thought about using it as a real alternative or don't even let time
>> for the technology to mature. I write down this date and we will see
>> in 1-2 years when QML will spread a bit, when Qt Components will be
>> mature and released. C++/QML lives very well together, you can almost
>> do all your ugly hack in C++ that you have in your code. Custom
>> painting -> custom items that you export so you can use them in QML.
>>
>> 4 years ago you guys ranted about QGraphicsView, it matured, it's
>> stable (It has its flaws for sure) and now many people use it, work on
>> it and have stuff based on it. N9 UI, Plasma, and many more.
>>
>> Half of this thread is FUD.
>>
>> Of course if you don't want to change any of your code and expect to
>> get Qt5 for free, this is not going to happen like almost any of major
>> upgrades. Now for the ease of the move QWidget was let as a separate
>> library which is good. You can move to QML when you feel QML is ready
>> for your project.
>
> I want to change my code eventually. I just don't know how! Maybe the one
> thing that can help most the transition is if QtComponents were soon released
> and most if not all the QWidget/QGrapicsView based examples and demos were
> ported to QML.
>
> That would give the C++ people (such as myself) a clear idea of how something
> that is done in C++ can now be done in QML.

I support this idea.

Moreover, some documentation/tutorials/exampls regarding porting
typical C++/QWidget-based code to QML would be very helpful. So would
be something that describes general philosophy of QML for
QWidget-users.

Trolls' documentation was always excellent, it'd be nice if it'd be
also the case with porting from old, mature and well-known
technologies to newer ones like QML.

-- 
  Georg Rudoy
  LeechCraft — http://leechcraft.org
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