If any of you are familiar with Netbeans, you will know that there is
something called the 'Netbeans Platform', which is a pre-configured
framework with all the standard bells and whistles for your average
forms-based application: E.G.
- Main Window
- Menu (File, Open, Save, Help - all functional)
- Toolbar with shortcuts to menu above
- Perhaps an OK or Cancel button (ala MFC wizard?)
- etc.
Lately I have found myself writing quite a few new FLTK based apps and
I always seem to be reinventing the wheel. Is there an out-of-the-box
skeleton framework I can re-use for this purpose? If not then should I
release one? I specifically need a v1.3.x example but it should exist
for all versions I reckon.
It's an interesting idea, but I have to confess I never found them (predefined
templates and frameworks) all that helpful in the past.
Certainly, I have had better (in the sense of being quicker, easier, and
better tailored to my needs) results just throwing together an initial
template in fluid then building out from that.
But I have no idea what suits others in terms of workflow and such...
Contributions welcome of course!
Cheers,
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