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what languages are known for convenient UI development?

• Jensson 4y ago
  The sum language of HTML+JS+CSS, or in other words html files. I haven't seen a better way to write UI in text files, other UI frameworks relies a lot on building the UI in some special editor or aren't easy to use.
  • chii 4y ago
    HTML as a UI is geared towards making documents and displaying text and graphics in a rigid layout/format. It's not geared, imho, for a UI with lots of interactivity - e.g., imagine trying to implement blender or an audio processing app (like audacity) in html/css. You'd basically be creating new primitives on top of html, and build your UI on that (or install one of those UI libraries that _renders_ to html).
    • tlarkworthy 4y ago
      SVG is part of HTML and good for most of the needs except for the audio wave stuff (which Delphi couldn't do either)