Stupid question, How do you make a GUI?
Stupid question, How do you make a GUI?
Jacob Anderson
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Grayson Lopez
Pick the tool you want to use to make the GUI, and build it. There is no standard way, just think about what you want to see on screen and build that. Just use whatever native libraries there are for graphics for whatever your language of choice is.
Aaron Johnson
you let someone who likes making GUIs do it
Dylan Sanders
Java swing
Henry Williams
Install Gimp and open it.
Not you know hoe NOT to make a GUI
Evan Long
Bentley Martinez
Qt
Nolan Torres
JavaFX is better
Camden Bennett
This sounds like a job for me. Now that I'm done with my web development boot camp, I can build you a gui in JavaScript and react
Noah Jones
Java Swing can look native, which is a huge plus (in my opinion).
Jacob Rodriguez
GUI for C ??
Xavier Murphy
nobody cares about "native"
you're not entitled to an opinion
Jordan Richardson
have fun trying to make swing look native
Asher Mitchell
You need visualbasic and an IP of a killer.
Jose Ramirez
Meant to reply to
Lincoln Miller
html & javascript
Christopher Butler
Basically you use some tool to layout your ui and then generate all the boilerplate dogshit. Then you go and make sure you've got all your shit instantiated and then just hook up functions to buttons and data views to data.
It helps is you can avoid thinking about how the boilerplate works.
Justin Cook
UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
???
Christian Sanchez
Make drawing system calls to the OS.
Austin Bailey
It's just a bit of a learning curve, otherwise it's alright. Or do you require everything to be modern and minimalistic?
Luke Moore
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Christian Gomez
GTK+
Owen Allen
I understood that csi reference
Nathaniel Moore
Her GUI was incredible...
Bentley Carter
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Caleb Kelly
JavaFX Font rendering in gnu+linux is a joke, just use swing.
Michael Garcia
Use Powerpoint, it's what Microsoft did for Windows 10
Easton Williams
there's really nothing to it. the easiest way: pick a GUI library for the language of your choice and start going through the examples. play with it until it works. you just have to learn how to properly integrate it into your program(model/view pattern,ect).
I started with gtk, myself.