From: Michel Demazure <lists@...>
Date: 2013-02-14T00:33:06+09:00
Subject: Re: The "ruby way" to do desktop applications?

+1 for Qt

I have been using FXRuby and GTk. I switched to Qt because it's the only 
framework which gives *exactly* the same look and feel on Windows and 
OSX.

Once you get used to the "signal/slot" idiosyncrasy, it is quite simple 
to work with. The ruby binding 'qtbindings' is transparent and the Qt 
documentation is excellent. On the qtbindings' site, you can find the 
ruby translation of the Qt tutorials, which helps building the 
translation experience.

On Windows, Qt is packed in the binary gem. Nothing to do except a gem 
install.

Shoes is wonderful for simple things, but quite limited.

_md

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