I'm a fan of the underused dlib C++ library[0]. It has a lot of uses and work transfers cross platform no problem. I know I can do all the work on my Linux mach

I'm a fan of the underused dlib C++ library[0]. It has a lot of uses and work transfers cross platform no problem. I know I can do all the work on my Linux machine then when it comes time to export for Windows just open up a VM redownload the repo and compile with cmake and it just works The thing I like about it the most though are the examples which there are for every feature. The person who wrote it actually understands what I want out of an example, I want code I can look at and immediately understand what is going on and why. I want examples I can refer to when mine does not work so I can compare and see what it is I did wrong. Take the GUI example[1] for instance, anything that happens that is specific to that example has a comment. It makes no assumptions about your prior knowledge other then you understand C++. [0]http://dlib.net/ http://dlib.net/ [1]http://dlib.net/gui_api_ex.cpp.html http://dlib.net/gui_api_ex.cpp.html