An Electron flame war seems inevitable. It's fine for quick cross platform support but it absolutely screws over the user. QT is far from perfect but at least it's native.
In the sense that the executable is the machine code, not the Javascript interpreter running through js files. In the sense that Electron is actually native code (Chromium) running HTML UI and QT running its own custom-drawn UI, both different from whatever platform-blessed UI toolkit is, no, QT is not "native"
> QT running its own custom-drawn UI, both different from whatever platform-blessed UI toolkit is, no, QT is not "native"
Most Qt Apps are still using the widget layout in pure C++ ( from the stats of the Qt company itself ) and do not contains a single line of JS or interpreted language.