[geeks] Cross-Platform GUI Lanuages?
Dave McGuire
mcguire at neurotica.com
Sat Feb 2 22:18:00 CST 2002
On February 2, Michael Dombrowski wrote:
> A while ago I helped a friend out with a project he was working on -
> in less than an hour we learned and put into place a graphical, data-
> base driven app using Visual Basic. Using it really showed me why C++
> does not make sense for every app I do and a RAD tool can be really
> nice for quick apps. From the little I played with Visual Basic it
> seemed pretty nice and I'd like something like it but for Unix +
> Windows and maybe Mac. So, can anybody suggest a language that is
> cross-platform, quick to design, can access databases, has gui and
> network support? I'd like to be able to compile it into an app also
> but that is not a requirement. I do not want to and can not use java.
> Something like Kylix Pro edition looks great, a little pricy but not
> too bad. Another language I looked at is Python + wxWindows but I've
> not yet played around with it.
Have you looked at tcl/tk? It's amazingly powerful, and I've seen
some great working/great looking GUIs done with it.
-Dave
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