Yes a hundred items should not stress things too much.
We can in theory expose StyleItem in the API but I do not yet consider it public API as it is a bit too low level and requires too much knowledge about how styles work to be convenient. My leading principle so far is that if you want to style things, you will loose the native look and feel as to keep things consistent on all platforms. We can perhaps instead expose a StandardItemDelegate{} with a few extra properties to make common tweaks like text color and font easy while staying somewhat platform conformant.
http://qt-project.org/wiki/QtDesktopComponents should contain a section on how to file bugs. Great if you do!
As for WPF and XAML I will admit that my knowledge is limited as I have never worked on a full scale project using them. I tend to look at their API for inspiration and I sometimes get surprised by how similar those technologies are in principle. But my main inspiration is usage of Qt and QML itself. Are there particular aspects you are missing from these these technologies with regards to Qt Quick?
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