Whoops, I should have been more clear. When I said "It's all very unoptimized and dynamic QMLScript" I meant just the file `Flex.qml`. I'm sure the Qt C++ bindi

Whoops, I should have been more clear. When I said "It's all very unoptimized and dynamic QMLScript" I meant just the file `Flex.qml`. I'm sure the Qt C++ bindings are fast and great, but check out the `updatePositions` function in `Flex.qml`[1]. This unoptimized and dynamic QMLScript gets ran every time a flex item's width, height, or children change. I imagine if that QMLScript was given types then at least that QMLScript compiler could generate some C++ for it, but right now there are no types so I doubt there is any efficient C++ generated for this script. On the web it's common to animate the size of flexbox items with CSS animations. These animations are entirely implemented by the browser, and I imagine much of it is even GPU accelerated. No JavaScript is executed for this on the browser. But with this library, you would be running the `Flex.qml`'s `updatePositions` function every frame of the animation. Isn't that wasteful when compared to how flexbox works in the browser? It seems like a browser would be much faster at computing layout for flexbox elements than this, especially when that flexbox's size is being animated with CSS animations. [1] https://github.com/tripolskypetr/qml-flexbox/blob/master/qml/Flex.qml#L271 https://github.com/tripolskypetr/qml-flexbox/blob/master/qml...