Felgo

Easy to learn: Many users have praised the framework for being easy to learn, with extensive documentation and training materials provided. They find it helpful in getting started with the platform and appreciate the accessible nature of the framework. Flexible and powerful: The use of QML with Qt and C++ libraries as a back-end is highlighted by users as a positive aspect of the framework. They appreciate the flexibility and power it offers in developing applications, allowing them to create robust and feature-rich apps. Wide variety of plugins and components: Users mention that one major benefit of using Felgo is the availability of a great variety of plugins, extensions, and off-the-shelf components. These resources are found to be helpful in speeding up development and expanding functionality for their projects.

Difficulty in Using and Understanding: Some users have found the software initially challenging to deploy, use, and understand. They mention that it takes time to get accustomed to it but highlight difficulties with deployment, tooling differences between development process and final build, and using custom QML components or C++ code with the hot reload feature.

Lack of Documentation: Multiple users express dissatisfaction with the documentation provided by Felgo. They state that it is often incorrect, missing important information, lacks detail on APIs and usage of Felgo functionalities, and does not provide enough examples for developers to learn from.

Issues with Plugins and Integrations: Several users have encountered problems with plugins and integrations. They find them difficult to install, configure, or utilize effectively. Additionally, some users face challenges when incorporating complex features like push notifications into builds or encounter SSL issues when installing the tool under specific operating systems.