I have been using libQt since the last millennium for different projects, this looks more like how I use it as I never really liked QML.
But the comparison page vs qt is a bit thin, what do I gain here and how do the features compare?
It works be nice if the page was more fleshed out in that respect.
It's so refreshing when new stuff comes out for native and not just web web web!
Since Qt is a much broader toolkit, we are considering of writing dedicated blogs to do an objective comparison between the two toolkits on the GUI part only.
And, speaking as a Qt programmer, address the biggest pain points that Qt user have.
Number one: get a virtual keyboard that supports the biggest world languages without a commercial license. That would make me an instant convert.
For the short term, we have an example that some of our community users and commercial customers a using to build their custom virtual keyboard
https://github.com/slint-ui/slint/blob/master/examples/virtu...
I'm pretty fed up with Qt and I'm getting kind of excited to start experimenting with this.