Hi,
the MDeclarativeCache used by sailfishapplication.cpp is supposed to
give you a boost at application startup. Besides that
sailfishapplication.cpp contains a few more optimizations (e.g.
rendering flags for the graphics view). Its purpose is about the same
as the qmlapplicationviewer from Harm
Hi Superpelican
When programming Qt, you can mix and match QML, C++, and Javascript
freely, using whichever of these that is best for the particular task
you have in mind. I don't think SailfishOS changes this in any way.
With your questions in mind, I ran through my major app which is
ma
Are there any big benefits to using the functions/classes defined in
sailfishapplication.cpp compared to just creating a "normal" QML application
(by just creating a QDeclarativeView object etc.). Does doing it the Sailfish
specific way give you a performance optimization advantage? When readin