On 2013-11-28 15:49, Chris wrote:
Also, when writing bindings to native widgets, you're always playing catch-up too. Once you've got your bindings, the native toolkit has new methods, features and classes. I still think it would be good to have an independent GUI toolkit, like Java Swing / FX as opposed to SWT.
Using a native toolkit you only need to create bindings to the new features and add them to the API. With a non-native GUI you need to constantly re-implement the native GUI toolkit yourself. Or using a toolkit that doesn't look like any native toolkit at all.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
