Declarative GTK+ Programming with Haskell
This post introduces a declarative GTK+ architecture for Haskell which I’ve been working on during the journey with FastCut, a video editor specialized for my own screencast editing workflow. It outlines the motivation, introduces the packages and their uses, and highlights parts of the implementation. Imperative GUI Programming When starting to work on FastCut, I wanted to use a GUI framework tha
Unlocking the GNOME stack for Rust – gtk-rs
Julian Hofer is writing a book titled GUI development with Rust and GTK 4. We recommend both new and experienced gtk-rs users to have a look at it. While this book is targeted at people who want to develop GTK 4 applications, it also covers more general aspects of the GNOME stack such as GObject Concepts, The Main Event Loop and GSettings. The gtk-rs ecosystem § By now, a number of additional bind
GTK 3 Tutorial for Lisp
1.1. Simple window in C1.2. Simple Window in Lisp1.3. Getting started1.4. Hello World in C1.5. Hello World in Lisp1.6. An upgraded Hello World in C1.7. Upgraded Hello World in Lisp1.8. Second Upgraded Hello World1.9. Drawing in response to input2.1. Simple Box2.2. Box Packing2.3. Simple Grid2.4. Grid Packing with more spacing2.5. Packing using GtkGrid3.1. Button with an image3.2. More buttons3.3.
LGtk API Correction
1 Critics and responses I would like to thank you every feedback given on this reddit entry. Please give further feedback on the new reddit entry. Update (17 April) The wrong reference composition problem is solved with an abstract unit type. Now the type system checks the composition law for references. 1.1 Why it depends on data-lens? Why not lens? (donri) LGtk is built on neither lens nor data-
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LGtk: Lens-based Gtk Interface
