Thread: [Under consideration] An easy way for a Windows user to start developing in Qt for Maemo 5
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2009-10-24 , 19:15
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Originally Posted by Texrat View Post
Thanks Tero. I was especially excited about what I saw regarding Qt and Harmattan. I am ready to start learning Python.
Try plain Qt, C++ is pretty easy to get a hang of, plus the tools are good. Qt Creator somehow reminds me of the "good old" IDEs, which were really good in one thing and didn't do anything else except the one thing they were designed for. (for Qt Creator it's Qt apps)