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I don't think I understand - where is any kind of framework mentioned? And even if frameworks were mentioned, I think it's a fair comparison to say "language A
by bialpio 4y ago
I don't think I understand - where is any kind of framework mentioned? And even if frameworks were mentioned, I think it's a fair comparison to say "language A has battle-proven / easy-to-use / etc. framework to achieve X, but language B doesn't".
- wiseowise 4y agoSince when is GUI part of language?
- bialpio 4y agoFrom the moment it can interact with the underlying operating system? C++ doesn't specify any GUI framework as a part of the standard, and yet people manage to write GUI apps. Rust should have the same capabilities of calling into the OS, but GUI apps seem to be slow to appear there - it may be because it's still early days, or because Rust isn't super pleasant to write GUI apps in.