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Uhhh, aren't native GUI toolkits "responsive" by definition? I remember in VB6 you could have elements take up a given % of its container, and I am pretty sure
by lou1306 3y ago
Uhhh, aren't native GUI toolkits "responsive" by definition? I remember in VB6 you could have elements take up a given % of its container, and I am pretty sure you could even make them appear/disappear programmatically (e.g., depending on container width). Sure you didn't have to make it work across a huge set of resolutions, but it was quite flexible still.
- Shorel 3y agowxWidgets sizers raise their hands!
- jules22 3y agoI liked Delphi's anchors. They were extremely simple, visually defined, and met all of my layout needs.
- capr 3y agoThose were nice because you would start with floating elements that you'd move around with the mouse until you'd figure out a good layout and then add the anchors at the end and make it all flexible. Delphi was all about having a smooth progression from mockup to prototype to production. Compared to it, current web workflows are outright retarded.