on windows. I have tested the following: wNim, which is an alive one among what I have tested and is updated now and then. it supplies many common controls. it can produce tiny size application, but only for windows. I like its autolayout DSL very much, which lets us do the layout in a very brief and effective way. Take only layout into account, wNim's DSL is more effective than XML.
fidget. I can't compile the new updated version both wNim and Iup stand on the shoulder of mature cross-platform guide lib. As a result, they should have rich controls and functions. But the soon-abandoned binding is too old and raw, and I have to write application after the C/C++ way, as a result I think the code is verbose and even longer than C/C++ code. what's worse, it is too hard to compile a wxnim, which uses wxWidgets, code on windows. On the contrary, it is easy to compile wxWidgets and its demo on windows. As for LCUI and govcl I mentioned above, I try to call them in python via ctypes since both supply C headers. I can draw the frame and controls on it, but I am stuck during binding the event to controls. I have not try the nim side though. but I think I will be stopped by event binding too.
