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On Wed, 2011-08-31, Jinhao wrote:
> On Aug 31, 8:50 pm, Andrew wrote:
>> On Aug 29, 12:27 pm, Jinhao wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>> I have been working on an open-source C++ framework for GUI
>>> application. The framework is designed to be cross-platform and C++
>>> style.
>>
>> There any many, many, many frameworks that already do this. Why yet
>> another one? Hvae you looked at the ones that are already there? There
>> is a list in the library list that gets posted on this ng from time to
>> time. Popular ones include:
>>
>> wxWidgets
>> Qt
>> FLTK
>> FOX
>> Gtk
>
> The framework provides a way of programming that I like. It does not
> prevent you from programming with C++ features, VC7.1 is a minimum
> requirement, but it allows programmers to use C++11, in other words,
> It works well with C++ standard library. I think a good framework
> should be easy to learn, easy to use and not lead programmers to
> change their style and method for using it. So, it is why I create a
> new framework for GUI programming.
This is kind of off-topic, but ...
People who find a problem they want to solve, try to solve it in
*good* C++, and give it away -- they deserve our respect and thanks.
Not that I think Andrew meant to be respectful. Or that yet another
GUI framework has a big chance to succeed.
I watched a few friends do the same thing ten years ago. Nothing came
of it as far as I know, but I'm sure they had a lot of fun and learned
a lot about software development, teamwork and C++. In fact, I learned
the language from TC++PL and discussions with one of those guys.
/Jorgen
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