[Qt-jambi-interest] Some questions about Qt Jambi
José Arcángel Salazar Delgado
arcangel.salazar at gmail.com
Thu Dec 31 00:08:13 CET 2009
> Hi Tom,
>
> Thanks for the fast response!
>
> Which UI framework do you think has the most secure future in terms of
> compatibility with new operating systems and fixing bugs? While searching
> the net I found that there were a lot of people saying that Swing isn't
> updated for about 10 years or so. Is this true?
>
> I think it will be a choice between SWT or Qt Jambi... Not sure which one
> to pick...
>
> The UFaceKit you pointed out also looks interesting but then I still need
> to choose a UI framework to start with :-). Will UFaceKit work with things
> like charts? Or more advanced stuff like drag & drop?
>
Hi, has I know, the gui field in java is something "end" for sun. AWT and
SWING aren't updated with new features for long ago. In the other side SWT is
only a wrapper of GUI frameworks (carbon in MACOS, GTK in linux and native in
windows).
qt jambi is not dead, but has some troubles in their maintenance.
If you need something quick to learn an develop and your app lifecicle is less
that 3 years, go with qt jambi. if not, go with SWT.
P.D: decouple well your app, from the GUI framework.
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