Re:Near Future of Programming Languages [pdf]
by bitL on Monday October 30, 2017 @08:50AM
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JetBrains never did any rapid UI IDE like Delphi did. In fact, all their IDEs are in Swing, which is a mess. I'd totally love having CLion/PyCharm with Qt UI designer, but it's not going to happen.
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Re:Near Future of Programming Languages [pdf]
by terminalcommand on Monday October 30, 2017 @11:33AM
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The easiest time I had writing GUIs was when I used PyQT. I designed the UI in Qt Designer, loaded it in the python code, set the bindings and voila, it was working.
Btw Visual Basic continues to exist under Visual Basic.NET and if you stick to the basics you could learn to write C# GUI programs pretty quickly.
I agree writing GUIs by hand is very counter-productive.
Re:Near Future of Programming Languages [pdf]
by pjmlp on Monday October 30, 2017 @09:20AM
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They have a GUI designer for Swing.
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/components-of-the-gui-de...
And integrate with Scene Builder for JavaFX.
JavaBeans are the Java version of VCL components.
Qt doesn't have a component eco-system like Java or even .NET enjoy.
The company behind Qt is still trying to sell QML to C++ developers, looking from the set of talks at Qt World Summit.