For me VB6 was the pinnacle of GUI design/rapid prototyping.
I know that many people are going to say I'm wrong and that VB6 was a cancer, but hear me out:
o Drag and drop GUI designer
o action oriented language
o surprisingly advanced integrated IDE
o It was easy, simple and reasonably fun to learn
I know why QT/GTK and various other GUI systems use a HTML-y grid layout, but for me personally, I always struggle to make nice looking, well laid out, functional GUIs with them.
just give me drag and drop, and ideally a python backend
I know that many people are going to say I'm wrong and that VB6 was a cancer, but hear me out:
o Drag and drop GUI designer
o action oriented language
o surprisingly advanced integrated IDE
o It was easy, simple and reasonably fun to learn
I know why QT/GTK and various other GUI systems use a HTML-y grid layout, but for me personally, I always struggle to make nice looking, well laid out, functional GUIs with them.
just give me drag and drop, and ideally a python backend