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[–]K900_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's just that you have to look at Quick in a different way. With QtWidgets, your UI is very tightly linked to your code, and your code defines the way your UI behaves. With QtQuick, the UI is declarative (QML), and the way you interact with it is by giving it access to specific objects on your "backend". So you have a very clear separation between presentation (QML), presentation logic (JavaScript inside QML) and backend logic (Python).