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What is QML?

QML (Qt Modeling Language) is a declarative language designed for creating user interfaces. It's commonly used to build fluid, dynamic, and visually appealing applications, especially in conjunction with Qt. QML allows developers to describe the UI's structure and behavior using a simple, readable syntax, and integrate it seamlessly with C++ backend logic for performance-critical tasks or accessing system resources.

What other technologies are related to QML?

QML Competitor Technologies

EBGuide is a tool for developing HMIs, and therefore competes with QML-based UI development.
mentioned alongside QML in 83% (55) of relevant job posts
Qt Widgets is an alternative UI framework within Qt, offering a different approach to UI development compared to QML.
mentioned alongside QML in 35% (65) of relevant job posts

QML Complementary Technologies

QML is a core part of the Qt framework, making Qt strongly complementary.
mentioned alongside QML in 13% (3.3k) of relevant job posts
Qt Quick is the declarative UI creation technology within Qt that uses QML.
mentioned alongside QML in 85% (87) of relevant job posts
Qt Creator is the primary IDE for developing Qt applications, including those using QML.
mentioned alongside QML in 22% (170) of relevant job posts

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