What's the best GUI toolkit, /g/?

QT

>>60731509
HTML5, CSS and JS

gtk2

>>60731509
Put your desktop programs in the the Cloud goy

>>60731509
They are all shit but Qt is pretty good for multiplatform shit.

>>60731509
wpf

>>60731623
Unironically this, the web stack is the best developed UI toolkit that we've currently got. Shame it takes electron to run it as a desktop app.

In my ideal world, we'd develop with XML, CSS, and python targeting a native blink + pypy runtime, without any of the extras that typically come with a browser.

Cocoa

>>60731509
Qt, anyone else is just wrong.

>>60731547
/Thread

>>60731715
you can always hook up a pypy process and send data to a CEF instance via ZeroMQ or some shit like that.

I'm currently doing that (but with Electron and Rust) for a project. The result is surprisingly good.

GTK3

Electron

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>>60731547
Qt*
But yeah, best toolkit. If you're doing cross platform development you want to look into wxwidgets through - it's just a thin wrapper on top of the native toolkit. It uses qt on Linux. Using qt on other platforms means you have ship the entire qt library which is often undesirable.

>>60731651
/thread

>>60731547
Perfect except for lack of well supported language bindings to anything but C++ and Python.

Why do you need to dl 20gb of bloat to use qt?

Qt is trash.
Gtk3 is the best toolkit.