The Julia community is large and very active. Julia is also rapidly ascending in various language rankings (19 on IEEE Spectrum, 28 on Tiobe).

It's sort of a random ask, but Qt bindings do exist:

https://juliahub.com/ui/Packages/Qt_jll/s7blD/5.15.0+3

along with a higher level QML wrapper:

https://juliahub.com/ui/Packages/QML/JLkMo/0.6.0

Weird, of all the basics I can think of I wouldn't put Qt bindings in the top 10.

Qt bindings are a "basic thing" for a language? Why?

For some strange reason I always know when a Qt application was written in Python instead of QML/C++.

If you consider Qt bindings "basics" then we have very different opinions on what the word basic means.