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rezas1000
8th August 2014, 13:59
Hi everyone
Does Qt is the best framework for c++?
Is the Qt safe to be strong?

Do not Qt any flaws? And if there is.Which is the case?
Is Qt better than Win32?
I am waiting for your comments.
thanks.

aamer4yu
8th August 2014, 15:46
Say your thoughts first,,, what made u look into Qt :-)

rezas1000
8th August 2014, 17:23
Sorry for the management and friends
Thread that I created. Does not have to do with this?

rezas1000
8th August 2014, 19:23
Sorry
No results!
Please delete thread.
I can not delete.

ChrisW67
8th August 2014, 21:33
Hi everyone
Does Qt is the best framework for c++?
Qt is a good set of libraries to use with C++ for application programming. Qt covers a large portion of the functions a typical application needs in a way that works on multiple platforms.


Is the Qt safe to be strong?
Qt is robust and actively supported. Qt is used in everything from beginner programs to large commercial projects.


Do not Qt any flaws? And if there is.Which is the case?

Qt is software. All software has flaws. Most are minor or are fixed quickly. There is an open bugtracker.


Is Qt better than Win32?

Qt is a cross-Platform application building library. Win32 is a single platform API to an operating system. If you are writing a printer driver for Windows then knowing the Win32 API is "better". If you are writing a desktop application that you want to deploy on Windows, Mac, and Linux then Qt is "better". Nothing stops a Qt program from dipping into the Win32 API to do something Windows specific.


I am waiting for your comments.
Thanks for asking. You should wait more than 5 hours before declaring your thread dead though.