qhot

> The big thing that sold me on QML over Widgets - other than the latter being the redheaded step child by this point - was implementing hot reloading. Having the entire UI completely refresh when changing the QML is definitely a nice coming from browser frontend, especially given Rust compile times. Interesting, are there any public examples on how to implement this? All tools I've seen to do this seemed to be commercial offerings, though maybe implementing it in an existing application is easier than I think. actually now that I'm looking again I found https://github.com/patrickelectric/qhot, which also looks promising

1. Yes, but I never found it limiting. If I need to write some complex logic I mostly do it on the C++ side (that's should probably be the best way anyway). 2. True. 3. Yes, Qt Creator is very lacking in that department. There are many instances where it doesn't recognize certain commands and you need to guess if you're writing correctly or not. 4. Live reloading is possible in QML. See[1] (But this should definitely be the default in Qt Creator). 5. I agree that QML documentation is lacking. That's probably my biggest pain point. Some of the examples also use deprecated/bad-practice code which is annoying (eg, using that magic `index` property rather than defining it as a required property. I think you have fair points. I actually have a doc with similar things that QML needs to improve in. I never tried Svelte but I'm familiar with Reac