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I am an expert Qt Developer and i know most of its classes and functions. But i think it is at a high level of abstraction. so i decided to learn win32 APIs and MFC, is my decision good or bad ? and why ?
thanks
I would look at learning the WinAPI and MFC as two mutually exclusive things in your case. MFC is designed to be an abstraction layer over the WinAPI for RAD, much like Qt (although obviously not AS abstract). If you’re an expert in Qt, I would think there would be little value in learning MFC.
However, understanding the WinAPI and how Windows works “internally” at a level below the framework wrappers would provide some valuable knowledge. You would know “how” the frameworks achieve what they’re doing.