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The problem I see with cross platform UI frameworks, at least on desktop, is that often they don’t come with a full compliment of widgets with the dev being tol
by kitsunesoba 4y ago
The problem I see with cross platform UI frameworks, at least on desktop, is that often they don’t come with a full compliment of widgets with the dev being told they’re on their own for surprisingly basic things.
A lot of newer UI frameworks have nothing resembling a tableview with sort and columns/rows that can be rearranged with drag and drop for example, which is insane to me. These things have been standard in desktop OS UI frameworks for ages.
This kills my motivation when trying these frameworks out. I don’t want to be hunting down some half baked third party dependencies for various widgets or rolling my own, I want to be writing application code.