Awesome marketing video for an under hyped product!
My startup abandoned .NET in favor of Qt to develop a cross platform screenshot app to digitize math equations because we wanted Linux support (https://mathpix.com) and it's delivered. We still use Swift for our Mac app. The thing about .NET is that it's not nearly as seamless as a development stack as Swift + the whole Mac ecosystem. Whatever clunkiness exists in Qt apps already exists 10x in the Windows ecosystem of clunkiness everywhere, because Windows itself is, in a sense, cross platform. So the difference between a Qt app a .NET app is not super noticeable on Windows.
A good Qt app will be very nearly as good as a good .NET app, and a good Swift app on MacOS beats them all by a landslide.
My startup abandoned .NET in favor of Qt to develop a cross platform screenshot app to digitize math equations because we wanted Linux support (https://mathpix.com) and it's delivered. We still use Swift for our Mac app. The thing about .NET is that it's not nearly as seamless as a development stack as Swift + the whole Mac ecosystem. Whatever clunkiness exists in Qt apps already exists 10x in the Windows ecosystem of clunkiness everywhere, because Windows itself is, in a sense, cross platform. So the difference between a Qt app a .NET app is not super noticeable on Windows.
A good Qt app will be very nearly as good as a good .NET app, and a good Swift app on MacOS beats them all by a landslide.