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Is there any production application out there? #422

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davide-baldo opened this issue Nov 25, 2017 · 3 comments
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Is there any production application out there? #422

davide-baldo opened this issue Nov 25, 2017 · 3 comments
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@davide-baldo
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I was wondering if it has been used in production since i can only see relative simple demos.

@stephenmdangelo
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Hello, I have created a production application that uses a shared QML code base for a C++ deployment and a web deployment. So it is possible :)

The biggest issues I’ve run into are performance related (it just takes a lot of time to go through and evaluate all of the property bindings on a large tree of items) and an eventual crash in Safari when creating/destroying a lot of items within Loaders.

My application has a series of “tabs” with varying content on each. I originally tried to load them all at once, but that was far too slow. I then tried a Loader that would load each tab when it was selected, but that would cause an eventual crash in Safari, I’m guessing due to leaking memory somewhere but debugging led me nowhere.

So I replaced the Loader with an IFrame and that made things work well enough.

@pavelvasev
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It's been used in Russian Academy of Sciences for scientific visualization for few years.
Examples:

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ChALkeR commented Feb 10, 2018

Closing this as answered (sorry, I do not have my own example to share).
Feel free to ping me if you want this reopened and some further action is needed.

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