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> would have been the gold standard for years to come I've written a lot of webforms and do really like it for "quick and dirty" UI's, but it has a lot of limi
by seabrookmx 9y ago
> would have been the gold standard for years to come
I've written a lot of webforms and do really like it for "quick and dirty" UI's, but it has a lot of limitations that make it a bad choice for non-trivial apps.
Off the top of my head:
-styling
-resizing (text reflow and re-layout of items is very hard to get right/working)
-screen scaling (non-integer, say 150%)
I also found it requires a ton of boilerplate code to programmatically change the UI.
That said, my favourite part is the first class support for events. Knowing this paradigm made my shift to Qt (which has something similar called signals) much easier.