[giancarlostoro]

> Qt experts will argue on all these points, "It's a library, it shouldn't do XYZ", but at the end of the day, Qt is a means to ship Desktop and Mobile Software, and by ignoring the entire Developer Experience from end-to-end, they miss the mark.

Also they already build tooling for Qt such as Qmake and Qt Creator, it seems to me their goals are clearly to make those goals attainable, it may not be as perfect as the alternatives but it does do a decent job at the very least, but I do agree, the licensing does keep me away from using Qt usually just because I never know where a pet project might end me up.