Should I rewrite the interface from QT to QML?

Question

Qt

There is an application for the information touch terminal.
The interface is written in qt5 with a partial inclusion of qml elements.
Now we need to actively add functionality to the interface, but on qt it takes quite a long time due to a lot of additional code - initialization, coordinates, and so on and so forth.
And now the idea arose - to rewrite the entire interface in QML, so that you can quickly change it as in html
Is there such a trend now that interfaces are made in QML? Is it worth switching to it completely?

Answer 1

It's definitely worth the move.

Answer 2

- Pure Qt5 - for desktop GUI applications. If you approach the question correctly, the form editor can easily work wonders, and it’s also better not to create ready-made slot functions with a request from the form editor, but to make the lambda yourself during form initialization, and attach it to the signal from the form.
- QML is specially sharpened for touch interfaces, games, multimedia applications: all kinds of animations and ease of creation, therefore, as Yakov E said , it’s worth switching, just the case.