> Apples and oranges, Not really. There are different demands. In one case we may want a very simple easy solution, and do not care much for performance, security, extensible...
For a toy GUI with a some labels and same text input fields a toy GUI toolkit may be fine for some users -- learning GTK or Qt may be a too large mental load. That is fine. But when the app grows in a direction like InkScape a toy GUI app may not suffice. Of course, the 20 different Nim GUI apps and the 3 RegEx solutions may be a bit too much. But that is due to organic growth, and hopefully finally the best solutions will survive.
