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Just released 3 examples for my native HTML/CSS UI for windows, feedback welcome
- stephenlf 6mo agoSome pictures would be nice
- retrac98 6mo agoI’m always amazed that people don’t post pictures of development projects that are primarily visual.
- M4iKZ 6mo agoI posted screenshot in the other two demos https://github.com/M4iKZ/mui-sudoku-demo https://github.com/M4iKZ/mui-sudoku-demo and the newly released https://github.com/M4iKZ/mui-captable-demo https://github.com/M4iKZ/mui-captable-demo I'll update the 3 example too if could help (:
- codingdave 6mo agoYou should know that naming your project mUI is a questionable choice - MUI is already a really widely used UI Framework: https://mui.com/ https://mui.com/ Also, if you are coding native windows apps, how are the existing native UI frameworks failing you? What drove you to roll your own?
- M4iKZ 6mo agoIt's only a fast name, not definitive. About your second question, I was using win32, in the past I used winUI, but always wanted HTML-CSS for manage the UI, but without the JS overhead. I started building it and now I think it's at good level and usable. I published some showcases, still thinking if and how publish it