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Immediate mode graphical user interfaces have changed the way I look at GUI programming for the better. Here are my bindings to python for the nuklear framewor
by billsix 9y ago
Immediate mode graphical user interfaces have changed the way I look at GUI programming for the better.
Here are my bindings to python for the nuklear framework. https://github.com/billsix/pyNuklear https://github.com/billsix/pyNuklear
- mixmastamyk 9y agoCould you elaborate, or have a link handy?
- billsix 9y agoNo callbacks. No lifecycle diagrams. You don't give up control of the event loop. No memory management. You can add new widgets by copying/ pasting/modifying from demos easily. Lisp is interesting in that unevaluated code is a data structure of the language. In immediate mode GUIs, the sequence of function calls is your data structure.