D / GtkD for SQL Server

John Joyus john.joyus at gmail.com
Fri Oct 25 00:02:01 PDT 2013


On 10/24/2013 10:28 PM, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
> On Tuesday, 22 October 2013 at 06:33:04 UTC, John Joyus wrote:
>> That works! Thanks.
>
> cool. If you need anything more in this, let me know (feel free to email
> me directly too destructionator at gmail.com ) and i'll see what I can do.

That is great! Thank you so much for the direct access and willing to 
develop this further.

Right now I am being pulled into different directions at work but I will 
get back to this in a couple of weeks. Though I am a noob at D right 
now, I am dreaming of eventually building some killer apps in D. :)

>
>> The 99% of my programs demand a basic GUI. And I personally love to
>> create stand-alone tools that do not have a ton of dependencies,
>> esecially anything that doesn't come with Winodws by default.
>
> Yeah, it isn't as commonly used for me (most my programs are actually
> text or web) but I like lightweight too since it is just so much easier
> to use on other computers.
>

Another reason I try to avoid external dependencies is, most of my end 
users (colleagues and clients) are not very computer savvy. For example, 
I cannot ask them to install Gtk+ on their computers.

> minigui.d has an (even more incomplete than the Windows parts)
> implementation on Linux too, but I'm writing that for me and me alone,
> so it will probably never be great... but can work in a pinch if you
> ever need that.

I understand the minigui is incomplete at this time, but the basic 
things are working great already. It is pretty fast and stable.
And I am good at testing and asking for features that would be useful 
for all :)

I'll be in touch through emails. thanks.



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