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Another fabulous example of "since we're now aiming to implement 90% of new GUIs in the browser, let's take a couple of decades to slowly add each and every ele
by PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago
Another fabulous example of "since we're now aiming to implement 90% of new GUIs in the browser, let's take a couple of decades to slowly add each and every element of desktop native GUI toolkits from the 1990s".
Sigh.
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- lazypenguin 3y agoEvery time I read a recommendation for webview/tauri/electron/etc. I always ask myself “what about datagrids, docking tabs, context menus, etc.?”
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- akira2501 3y agoGUI toolkits never had to be designed and implemented by committee, so they have the speed advantage. On the other hand we've got a "custom elements" implementation that's far more ergonomic and implemented across all platforms, some of them even let you play with the "internals" mechanisms, and all if it is better than I remember any GUI toolkit providing.