On Wednesday, 8 May 2019 at 10:21:34 UTC, Robert M. Münch wrote:
However, I'm happy to post some updates/screenrecordings to
show our progress.
Works for me.
What are you interested in or what would you do with such a
framework?
You sparked my interest because it sounds like you're working on
something similar to what I cover in a blog I've been writing
since January (http://gtkdcoding.com).
Rather than write something from scratch like you guys (I'm not
that brave) I take an OOP approach to GtkD, modularizing so it's
as close to using Lego as possible.
This blog is a revamp of another I started back in 2006 for
PHP-GTK, but using D rather than PHP and updated to GTK 3.x. The
original also included an application framework (which I haven't
yet reproduced in D) with a pluggable do/undo/redo system.
So you can see why I perked up when I read your thread.
And I assume your framework is written with D as a base language?
And you said it's cross-platform, too? Windows, Mac, Linux? Are
any of the BSDs supported?
Assuming all that, we're very much of the same mind:
cross-platform GUI applications made fast-n-easy using a single
language and toolkit.
