Yes. There are ports of Qt 5 for example, so you can avoid the BeAPI layer and write code that is portable. You shouldn't, but you can. The Qt/QML code is standard and all the threading and BLooper/BLocker dance is not a "thing" when you use it. But, these days, multithreading is a lot more prevalent so I don't think modern programmers have such an issue with it. I write multithreaded code all the time.
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Yes. There are ports of Qt 5 for example, so you can avoid the BeAPI layer and write code that is portable. You shouldn't, but you can. The Qt/QML code is standard and all the threading and BLooper/BLocker dance is not a "thing" when you use it. But, these days, multithreading is a lot more prevalent so I don't think modern programmers have such an issue with it. I write multithreaded code all the time.