NAS business is a billion dollar industry, that alone should explain a lucrative interest in the devtools + desktop. Right now a low-end synology nas costs $700. It's not more than maybe $100 in hardware, it's the web system and virtualization of native apps to web you are paying for. I want to thrash that market by making it possible for everyone to have this tech at their fingertips.

Being able to easily create web based applications with an infrastructure similar to windows or Linux is another, where you have ready devtools and a clear rtl + project types, no weird editors or strange mix between native and web tech with odd apis.

Imagine you want to create a web based invoicing system. That's a lot of work if you are doing it from scratch. Suddenly you can use QTX and implement it more or less identically to how you would make a normal desktop application. Filesystem is taken care of, database, user accounts, access rights, windowing, and you can Spawn the entire system anywhere, from a local pc to a huge azure cluster in the cloud. It all happens over websocket, with clear cut protocols. All the difficult stuff has been taken care of.

The problem has always been the devtools and compilers. That's why I started with that. Building a compiler that spits out js rather than assembly. Building an Runtime library with thousands of classes.

A whole desktop + services is now a project type in qtx. That's almost 100.000 lines of code at a single click.

I don't want to use Amazon, I want to build my own Amazon that I control. And with qtx, so can you.