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Every version of Visual Studio since this has the same builder. I use this builder every day to build little apps for myself. It is practically 100% identical i
by qingcharles 2y ago
Every version of Visual Studio since this has the same builder. I use this builder every day to build little apps for myself. It is practically 100% identical in the new version of Visual Studio 2022 that came out yesterday.
In fact, it's better now because it's easier to line things up and change their properties etc, but the interface is the same. It has literally not changed in 25 years.
Here, I booted VS2022 and made this app in under 60 seconds:
https://imgur.com/a/qHOCasJ https://imgur.com/a/qHOCasJ
- pests 2y agoThe tools haven't changed, we have.
- wiseowise 2y agoThat’s Windows only.
- jeroenhd 2y agoQt has a very powerful GUI editor that also works quite well. Using QML and Python it's not hard to create a cross platform app. Distributing may be a pain though. Then there's Gambas on Linux (though tbat requires WSL2 or Cygwin to work on Windows). Gambas does almost everything VB6 does using an obviously copued GUI and language.
- wiseowise 2y agoThat’s not available on Web. Also relying on anything C++ is huge PITA (I’m aware of JS and QML).
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- tonyedgecombe 2y agoIn general tools written for a single platform are better than their cross platform alternatives.
- shortrounddev2 2y agoI thought vs2022 deprecated the visual builder for some ui frameworks