Writing GUIs

>>32974 >What kind of webshitter crack are you on? Just use a native but portable toolkit like Tk or Qt. This. Try to use Tk but if you need something more powerful use Qt or wxWidgets.

What's an actually good way of GUIs? It seems that every way has some really soykafty flaw. Going native requires tedious and time-consuming ports, Electron is tremendously bloated, other toolkits are either immature or difficult to use.

>Going native requires tedious and time-consuming ports What kind of webshitter crack are you on? Just use a native but portable toolkit like Tk or Qt.

>>32974 I was talking about native APIs used to develop GUIs.

You have to figure out what trade-offs you want. In order to get something you have to sacrifice something.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z1qyvQsjK5Y Check this out

>>32969 imgui is probably the most sane and decent

>>32969 >What's an actually good way of GUIs? I think currently best option is to make webapp. >Electron is tremendously bloated People keep saying that but while it isn't very lean, i don't think this is issue for most workloads in practice.

>>32969 Qt 95% of the time. Has been around since the 90s, not too bloated, comes with tons of non-gui tools and is in C++

>>32983 while i can see that it's not an issue for something like vscode or atom which are both near IDEs, it definitely is an issue for a chat or notetaking application like discord or notion respectively.