more intuitive visual interface

John Gluck john.gluck at sympatico.ca
Wed May 9 21:12:01 BST 2001


Hi All

It's nice to have IDEs and stuff that you can use to pick and choose
objects and widgets and things. Just being able to do a pick and plunk
however doesn't make you a programmer. The danger is that in the long
run you don't know what you're doing or why. Also, it's much harder to
debug things when you didn't write the code. Last but not least, using
objects that are written to be general purpose and have feature you
don't need  and don't use tends to produce bloatware.

There is a happy medium somewhere that eases the task of programming but
still requires a programmer to do some work. I'm sure there are various
arguments for different points of view. Personally, if I wanted to do
Microslop I'd be washing Windows.

Just my 2 cents worth.

John

Catalin wrote:

> I work with some visual tools (like delphi, CBuilder) and it seems
> very easy to to put the controls on the forms just dragging them from
> the component tab.This feature it is something nice and makes
> developer work more easy (he don't have to see how to implement the
> controls, he just write the code for what to do that control).If it's
> possible to work on this thing it will be nice. I see an
> implementation of this feature on VDKBuilder and I hope it can be
> implement it here.Thank you very much.  A Linux Developer


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