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The UI is simply what you get with the classic win32 API. It is instantly comprehensible and workmanlike, if not contemporary chic. It is also crazy efficient
by topspin 9y ago
The UI is simply what you get with the classic win32 API. It is instantly comprehensible and workmanlike, if not contemporary chic. It is also crazy efficient; that API and the widgets and controls it provides were developed when machines had 4MB-8MB of RAM. The whole IDE probably launches in a few milliseconds and fits in L2.
Cool stuff.