Show HN: GuiLite – Tiny UI framework, runs on MCU without OS
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HN comment orderThe examples of GuiLite and those of Littlevgi (posted in this thread) all look a little outdated and messy. And I can understand this. Most programmers aren't designers. But if you know why it looks outdated and messy it can help to create better looking products. The reasons are: lack of alignment and padding / font sizes all over the place. To make your product look good there are simple tricks you can use: * Only use one size of…
If you are actually searching for tiny GUI library that can run on embedded devices and additionally supports Micropython bindings, check out https://littlevgl.com/ .
> GuiLite can work with other languages(e.g. Swift, Java, C#) This looks like it's 100% C++, so how are you planning to get it to work with Swift?
Support: iOS, Android, Linux, Windows(UWP), Mac
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