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   by kosenko 9y ago

   Screenshots was added to documentation, sorry for delay.
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   by kosenko 9y ago

   Web browser engines also can be connected to C++ code and I think that this way is more promising that QML-way. It is very early to say, but Boost.UI library has some potential to be included in C++ standard.
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   by kosenko 9y ago

   For example Boost.Geometry and Boost.Polygon could be used with Boost.UI coordinates, Boost.Chrono (and std::chrono) in Boost.UI on_timeout() function, Boost.Date_Time library is used in date and time pickers etc. wxWidgets is mentioned in
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   by kosenko 9y ago

   Thanks. QML isn't C++. Boost somehow competes with Qt. Boost.UI is designed mostly for developers that prefer modern C++ syntax and integration with Boost. There is boost::ui::webview, but it supports only html output yet, without data
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   by kosenko 9y ago

   Why you think that this library infinitely far from STL and Boost standards?
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   by kosenko 9y ago

   It is non official Boost library like an other libraries: http://blincubator.com/alphabetically/ Mentioned examples demonstrates integration with other Boost libraries. Yes, goal is to be added to Boost. Boost.UI appli
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   Boost.UI – a new C++ GUI library(groups.google.com)

   27 points by kosenko 9y ago|16 comments
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   WxWidgets 2.9.5 with Win32, Broadway and Wayland GDK backends allowed(kolyakosenko.wordpress.com)

   2 points by kosenko 13y ago|0 comments