The bundle of “C++ and Qt” saves a lot of time and money, helps to get your product to market in a short time. The final applications are binary and thuswise fast as they are written in a native Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
Qt is de-facto the most suitable framework for the commercial application of a cross-platform GUI library available for C++, Python, Go, Haskell and some other languages.
The cross-platform development has one vulnerability. It is the framework itself that is used for development. If such framework is bad a project will be bad. Thus, it is critically important to use a sustainable and time-proven solution.
Internet selling is getting easier by the day. People and corporations create their brand image on social networks, and create whole 360° advertising campaigns online.
Augmented reality enhances one’s current perception of reality, whereas in contrast, virtual reality replaces the real world with a simulated one. Mobile VR is VR that is using a mobile phone as the primary viewing device (display), often with a headset like Google Cardboard or others.
C++ and Qt is a good choice for developing a mobile application, especially when you need at least two versions for different platforms. But this way is not yet too popular. Why, you may ask? Well, because there are IDEs like Android Studio, SmartCode, Xcode. It is natural to think that a native application is better than cross platform software.