Do you use Qt and why do you use it

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Jambi, what about it?
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Over a seven-year span, I utilised Qt on a few of C++ projects on various platforms.

I think it works fairly well, and it was certainly faster for me to construct a solid GUI software on the Mac than wading through a language I didn't know at the time (Objective-C).

I believe the signal/slot mechanism is a little strange, but it's not terrible.

It's hardly a show-stopper after a few minutes of use.

The connection stuff is simple to screw up (or was) and it's always a good idea to verify the return on those because your programme will go on its way without telling you that it didn't function.

I've never used jambi before.
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