It is in development and not abandoned but idk tbh. I used it first before moving to complex gui frameworks. Raylib on the other hand is very much alive. It's a gui for tooling, not applications, though you can make one.
There's plenty of other lightweight guis out there, you can learn one to get youtr feet wet by making a small functional application then move to qt, etc. They mostly work on the same principle so switching shouldn't be an issue.
Ok Thank you for guides
Which framework is most powerful between gui frameworks btw?
Depends on what you mean by powerful
Like most used and having complete and much tools
Most popular ones? that also depends on factors. Qt, wxwidget, gtk+ are a few. If you're planning to be windows specific then some don't choose a gui framework at all and work directly with windows sdk Choice of framework depends on what you want to do with it. You certainly won't choose qt for an-app tooling, for instance
Gui frameworks also uses platform's sdk internally?
Yeah, in wxwidgets for instance, you'll see calls to win32 api in there
No i wanna do it cross platform ly
It looks different on every theme or os
You've already chosen a good framework to work with.
But it's not famous as qt
here, you can see a call to CreateWindowEx(), this is a win32api function https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/blob/e8fdb667414ca6f170603b1c781f761a14030e93/src/msw/window.cpp#L4155
Обсуждают сегодня