Re: Whats a good way to write GUI apps
- From: Milan Babuskov <mbabuskov@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 15:39:00 +0100
colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I need to write a couple of small GUI applications but have never
done so on Linux (I'm a C/Delphi programmer on Windows normally)
Try wxDevC++ then. Build your app on Windows and compile/run it on Windows.
I know this tends to be subjective and I dont want a flame war but can anyone suggest the best language to learn to do this with?
C++, Python and Java are probably the choices to consider. It all depends on the toolkit. You have:
Qt - free (GPL) for GPL projects, you have to buy licenses for proprietary ones. C++ codebase, easy to use, works very well. KDE was written using it.
Gtk - free for everything, C++ and Python. If you're interested in cross-platform development, also take a look at wxWidgets/wxPython.
Java - well, is Java. I'm sure you heard of it. I don't like it as it is a little bit bloated, so not usable for older hardware my clients have. But if you don't care, it's also a viable choice.
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