> Mentioned examples demonstrates integration with other Boost libraries. What do you understand with "integration". Do they really integrate or do you just de

> Mentioned examples demonstrates integration with other Boost libraries. What do you understand with "integration". Do they really integrate or do you just demonstrate how each library can be used and then somehow represented with a UI? Examples are great, but making each one specifically for some Boost library feels odd. Are you showing off Boost libraries or are you showing Boost.UI's functionalities? I don't think anyone will doubt that Boost libraries can be used with Boost.UI. > And I would like to omit stereotypes about wxWidgets. That's okay, but I still find it a bit misleading, when only at the build stage the compiler will tell you "oh btw this library requires you to have wxWidget headers". When I use a library, I want to know its dependencies upfront and not having to browse the source code or being told through a compiler error.