View Single Post
marxian's Avatar
Posts: 2,448 | Thanked: 9,523 times | Joined on Aug 2010 @ Wigan, UK
#37
I've been using QML for the past six months, and I wouldn't touch QWidgets with a 10ft barge pole now. The relative ease/difficulty depends on what you want to achieve. QWidgets are simpler if you want to take an off-the-shelf approach, but customisations are easier using QML, especially if you want to add transitions. You can also create re-usable QML components quite easily. A re-usable push button only requires a few lines of code. Connecting a QML UI to existing C++ code is also quite straightforward, so you can use your C++ data models etc.
__________________
'Men of high position are allowed, by a special act of grace, to accomodate their reasoning to the answer they need. Logic is only required in those of lesser rank.' - J K Galbraith

My website

GitHub