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I agree with this, and yet, I love these new languages (esp. Rust) so I'd hate to halt progress. Instead, what I think we need is a solid cross platform native
by nu11ptr 5y ago
I agree with this, and yet, I love these new languages (esp. Rust) so I'd hate to halt progress.
Instead, what I think we need is a solid cross platform native UI library targeting C (libui would be a candidate - before it lost momentum). It would then be a reasonable amount of work to create multi-language bindings. Instead we have things like wxWidgets/Qt that are a pain to create bindings for since it is written in C++. As proof this would accelerate things, notice how many languages have GTK bindings (C based).
- frou_dh 5y agolibui, even if it was properly maintained, would still only be suitable for toy applications. As a user, I don't want to use toy applications. So hats off to those who do things properly and use the real platform frameworks.