[Qt-interest] Are there any disadvantages with OT

[Scott Aron Bloom]

>
> Daniel Price wrote:
> > And it's based on a REAL compiled language not some slow Java-ripoff
> that requires a runtime download and that's designed specifically to
> lock you into one platform.
> >
>
> Actually, by design, C# is cross-platform, just like Qt.  In practice,
> however, only Microsoft seems to be fully supporting it at a
production
> level.

Microsoft is ideologically opposed to anything that runs on platforms
other than what they control.

>
> (No, I do not program in C#, and actually don't care for "managed"
code
> like C# or Java.  Just clarifying a fact. :)
>

That's silly.  Never heard of Silverlight? Runs on Win/Mac/Linux and
Mobile.

Unlike Qt, MS has invested in making their language of choice, your
choice.. Look Im not blaming TT/Nokia, I love Qt...

But in the .Net framework, you can code in C#, C++, or Vb if you want,
get exactly the same Ui, for both desktop, win mobile AND the web.

As has been said, in my view, Qt's biggest limitation is its lack of web
application/service/page deployment.

Scott