Vik Olliver wrote:
On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 11:38, Brad Beveridge wrote:
I looked at wxwindows recently. I'm not a GUI programmer, and I found it to be just
plain nasty - too much like MFC. Though if you have other toolkit experience it
probably isn't so bad. The biggest thing that it lacked was a visual forms editor.
I ended up choosing FLTK for my project because it has a nice editor, and is lightweight
& easy to use. It doesn't do anything fancy like provde hooks to a sql DB though.
It's relevant. I'm wondering why people haven't considered Java. There's
not a lot to beat it when you want to write a program that'll work on
Windows and Linux. Or even my PDA.
I'd prefer python to Java, but sure, Java is a good option.
Python is just more fun, that's all. (It's also probably
quicker to develop in)
Cheers,
Carl.
