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HTML5 vs Qt {showcase}

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Web developmentSystems programmingVue, Svelte, Angular and othersPerformance and optimization

A side-by-side comparison of an application built in three weeks using HTML5 versus Qt on embedded hardware.

One man, three weeks to create an application using HTML5 and three weeks using Qt. The result speaks for itself. And no, we didn't pay them to say this. Glad we met you at Embedded World, Sequality! Read more about Qt vs HTML5 at qt.io/qt-vs-html-5-strengths-and-weaknesses and our Austrian friends at sequality.at

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What people say. Engineers point to this comparison to show the performance and development advantages of Qt/QML over web technologies on embedded devices.

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