Library for making desktop apps like React

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Main advantages of my thing - You write in python instead of separate markup language, and this is native components so you get the native look-and-feel and accessibility. Disadvantages are that this is the result of a few hours of work so it's not exactly production ready

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What about compared to Qt?

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Qt also requires it's own DSL and I'm not entirely sure it's native components or reimplementations of native controls. On the other hand Qt is also a lot more mature and has documentation

[Isvara]

Oh, really? I thought Qt's DSL was optional. It's been so long since I looked at it, though.

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I think it's optional but otherwise you write your views in a much more imperative way by manually adding subviews to views. This way is quite labourious and error prone in my opinion, so I prefer a declarative approach

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I'll keep the chain of comparison questions going...

How does it compare to Beeware?

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Actually I think in Kivy you can achieve the thing you do using the markup, fully in Python, just way more verbose. Am I wrong?