I have switched to JUCE as a total cross-platform GUI/high-performance general application development environment, having used it for 7 years in the audio real

I have switched to JUCE as a total cross-platform GUI/high-performance general application development environment, having used it for 7 years in the audio realm I have attained that state, whatever it is, where I realize I can just use it for everything and it’ll be perfectly fine. Doesn’t take too much CMake wrangling either, and once you’ve got at least one half-decent, clonable JUCE -> CI pipeline working, the horizon gets wider and wider .. That said, I have to admit that I think more and more about how fun it’d be to just put all JUCE GUI code in a Lazarus’ish front-end, using LUA for that part, and having a decent half Lua/half C++ monstrosity for doing things ..