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While JavaFx and QML offer a better development environment(good IDEs with refactoring support, drag-and-drop designers etc), they cannot compete with the thous
by echoless 12y ago
While JavaFx and QML offer a better development environment(good IDEs with refactoring support, drag-and-drop designers etc), they cannot compete with the thousands of UI (and increasingly non-UI/utility) libraries that are out there for Javascript.
- pjmlp 12y agoAh, you mean the flavour of the month? The endless UI factory churn of the web world?
- echoless 12y ago> Ah, you mean the flavour of the month? That's a bit unfair. There are many mature(upwards 5 years of continuous development) UI components for javascript. Charts, Visualization, Data grids, UI Binding and pretty much anything an application would need are taken care of by some high-quality JS libraries. Sifting through the various libraries to find one that fits the application is vastly preferable to having to write it by yourself.