top | item 41370056 (no title) tonsky | 1 year ago If they use native widgets, they usually look really bad If they just “imitate” look and feel, they usually fall very short of the real thingEither way, it’s bad experience for the end user discuss order hn newest cess11|1 year ago I don't know, I think the Racket GUI toolkit and JavaFX work fine for building cross platform standalone applications. tonsky|1 year ago That’s two perfect examples! Racket seems to try to use native widgets, and looks horrible as a result, at least on macOSJavaFX uses the same approach as Humble UI: they draw all the widgets themselves and have custom cross-platform look and feel.We aim to be better quality version of JavaFX
cess11|1 year ago I don't know, I think the Racket GUI toolkit and JavaFX work fine for building cross platform standalone applications. tonsky|1 year ago That’s two perfect examples! Racket seems to try to use native widgets, and looks horrible as a result, at least on macOSJavaFX uses the same approach as Humble UI: they draw all the widgets themselves and have custom cross-platform look and feel.We aim to be better quality version of JavaFX
tonsky|1 year ago That’s two perfect examples! Racket seems to try to use native widgets, and looks horrible as a result, at least on macOSJavaFX uses the same approach as Humble UI: they draw all the widgets themselves and have custom cross-platform look and feel.We aim to be better quality version of JavaFX
cess11|1 year ago
tonsky|1 year ago
JavaFX uses the same approach as Humble UI: they draw all the widgets themselves and have custom cross-platform look and feel.
We aim to be better quality version of JavaFX