Just an additional note about VB6/Windows Forms. They helped to build commodity UIs but when you needed more advanced one you should rely on specific components.
Just an additional note about VB6/Windows Forms. They helped to build commodity UIs but when you needed more advanced one you should rely on specific components.
they tried. it's called asp.net webforms.
it sucked hard. bécause they forced event driven paradigm in a stateless environment (http) resulting to hacks (hello viewstate).
but hey it was my gateway drug into web development as a winforms guy. im the sucker and i shouldnt be complaining. but 15 years later im back to aspnet webforms because of legacy apps the client doesn't want to upgrade yet.
Me too. Dreamweaver once did that. But the Javascript/CSS crowd complicated layout so much that writing WYSIWYG layout tools became extremely difficult.
Blue Griffon is perhaps the last remnant of that era.