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I've been using racket/gui for a while now. It only comes with a small handful of widgets; if you want to use racket/gui for anything beyond the bare basics, y

I've been using racket/gui for a while now. It only comes with a small handful of widgets; if you want to use racket/gui for anything beyond the bare basics, you'll be implementing a lot of your own widgets. Want a text-field% with autocompletion? You'll have to write that yourself.

_emacsomancer_ 7y ago
Sure. But having even basic crossplatform GUI support baked in is a pretty major thing. I haven't tried to work with McCLIM before (and it's not crossplatform anyway) and the other Common Lisp option is Qtools, which seems rather more complicated than the integrated GUI stuff in Racket.