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Pros of Avalonia
Pros of Qt
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    • 16
      High Performance
    • 12
      Performance
    • 12
      Declarative, easy and flexible UI
    • 11
      Cross platform
    • 8
      Fast prototyping
    • 8
      Up to date framework
    • 8
      Easiest integration with C++
    • 7
      Python
    • 6
      Safe 2D Renderer
    • 5
      Great Community Support
    • 5
      Multiple license including Open Source and Commercial
    • 4
      HW Accelerated UI
    • 4
      Game Engine like UI system
    • 3
      No history of broken compatibility with a major version
    • 3
      JIT and QML Compiler
    • 3
      True cross-platform framework with native code compile
    • 2
      Pure C++
    • 2
      Reliable for industrial use
    • 2
      From high to low level coding
    • 2
      Been using it since the 90s - runs anywhere does it all
    • 2
      Easy Integrating to DX and OpenGL and Vulkan
    • 1
      Great mobile support with Felgo add-on

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    Cons of Avalonia
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      • 5
        Paid
      • 4
        C++ is not so productive
      • 2
        Lack of community support
      • 1
        Lack of libraries
      • 1
        Not detailed documentation

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      What is Avalonia?

      Avalonia is a multi-platform windowing toolkit - somewhat like WPF - that is intended to be multi- platform. It supports XAML, lookless controls and a flexible styling system, and runs on Windows using Direct2D and other operating systems using Gtk & Cairo.

      What is Qt?

      Qt, a leading cross-platform application and UI framework. With Qt, you can develop applications once and deploy to leading desktop, embedded & mobile targets.

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