the most D-ish GUI library

[Saša Janiška via Digitalmars-d]

Gary Willoughby <dev at nomad.so> writes:

> Tkd is truly cross-platform (Linux, Mac and Windows), very simple to
> understand and 'just works' with very little effort but it's not very
> modern.

When you say 'modern' do you consider lack of some 'modern' widget or
just general look (although I read that it improved in 8.6 or so)?

> Tkd is useful for rapid prototyping and creating easily maintainable
> internal tools, etc.
>
> Gtk-d is more of a robust, industry strength, modern library but
> suffers from poor documentation and can get quite complicated to use.
>
> Dlangui looks good but is in early development and not quite finished.

Thank you for sharing.

> Personally, I'd use Tkd for quick and nasty stuff and Gtk-d for real
> commercial applications.

I'm in between - targetting real, but open-source apps. :-)


Sincerely,
Gour

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