C++ and Qt communities: join the forces
summary
Argues that Qt and wider C++ communities stay isolated and that Qt often reinvents rather than reuses (NIH syndrome), citing an email to the Qt-interest list that yields one reply and the Qt World Summit program showing 1/60 talks about modern C++, plus low participation in language/library standardization. Calls for practical bridge-building: share code (use Boost/std where sensible), submit C++-focused Qt talks, and increase cross-community contributions so both ecosystems gain.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (4)
related talks
52musing namespace std;
41mCrossplatform 2019: C ++ as an antagonist in a progressive world
01h 33mPython and C++: the best of both worlds
01h 37mC++ And Beyond: Discussion
31mThe secret to enhancing Qt for Python applications
58mC++ ecosystem: the renaissance edition
01h 25mGrill the C++ committee
55mKEYNOTE: Qt Containers and Algorithms