I have a small C ++ / Win32 API project (working in Visual Studio C ++ 2008) I am deciding to develop a GUI. The project will only need some components to start the main process, so it will be very light weight (only 1 button and a text box too much ...). My question is:
I do not have the experience of developing a GUI on windows, but I can easily learn. So what should I do? A visual editor (drag and drop code generation: My priority for desktop GUI is still designing (Java / swing)). Or should I use an interpretive library? Either way, should I use the library or the visual editor? I mentioned someone to write a GUI in C #, then calling the C ++ code ... this is a simple GUI, I find it easy to keep everyone in C ++, but whatever Be the best suggestion.
If you are doing a very simple GUI and you are already using Visual Studio Just going with MFC can mean that you can use the Visual Studio MFC wizard to create a dialog based application, you can go away by dropping two controls on it.
The MFC is dated and it is a good part of the heartburn, but if you are just talking about a button and a text box, then you have a job.
I have no experience with QT, so I can not compare the two.
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