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He also didn't specify which platform he was targeting. A lot of the points pornel mention apply equally to GUI toolkits running on Windows or Linux. You sacrif
by VBprogrammer 16y ago
He also didn't specify which platform he was targeting. A lot of the points pornel mention apply equally to GUI toolkits running on Windows or Linux. You sacrifice some control in order to get cross-platform compatibility (as you have to do with certain CSS / Javascript elements). Java is probably the worst of all worlds in terms of the look and feel of its de-facto standard GUI library.
- umenline 16y agowell cross platform is a dream , but i do know its so hard when you working with desktop app. my toolkit is Qt. i guess first i will go with windows.