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zimon
2012-05-05 , 08:14
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Originally Posted by
mikecomputing
Qt is alive even without nokia. So please dont spread FUD about stuff you dont have a clue about!!
I meant in a mobile world, Qt is pretty much dead. In desktop world, Qt is OK alive and I'd rather see Qt applications in Linux-desktops in the future than GTK-applications. (But maybe most likely Python/Qt applications and I hope Python-JIT-interpreter keeps developing and starts to use modern run-time optimizing compiler techniques.)
But if you are
in a business of making applications to a mobile end users
, I think Qt is dead. You should not ignore Java/Android, because IMO more and more in the future the markets will be there for both in low-end and high-end smartphones. Only total catastrophe from the Oracle vs Google legal fight over Java can stop Android now anymore.
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