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I can't really knock it when no one is ever going to ask them to do anything else. HTML might as well be assembly. It's starting to feel pretty vestigial at th
by Spivak 2y ago
I can't really knock it when no one is ever going to ask them to do anything else. HTML might as well be assembly. It's starting to feel pretty vestigial at this point, it's all just different colored divs and aria labels. Elements on the screen as a human would perceive them stopped mapping to single elements ages ago.
For some "systems developers" this is literally how they create a program:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
println("Hello world.");
}
GTK/Unity/WinForms, everyone has their working level of abstraction.
- rnewme 2y agoThis is good argument, but also it's apples to oranges. You list GTK/Unity/informs where, I suppose, you refer to their GUI editors that output xml etc, and code just ties everything up, but you can drive all three with code only, and again end up placing every component by hand. Replace your prntln with " ImGui::Text("hello, world");" and you have GUI window on the screen.