I encourage anyone looking into developing new guis to look at Shoes
for Ruby. Implementing Chrome may seem like a really neat idea but
really, when you get down to it, XHTML/CSS/Javascript (or even
Pythonscript) is really quite cumbersome and yuck :)
Compare Chrome code (or "line noise" as it's otherwise known") with:
Shoes.app { button "PUSH!" }
which (as the only code that's written) puts up a window with a button
labelled "PUSH!". It doesn't get much simpler than that. See also:
Shoes.app {
stack {
button "Mice"
button "Eagles"
button "Quail"
}
}
See http://shoooes.net/tutorial/ for some more examples.
"Simple is better than complex."
Richard
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