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[codegirl]

Could someone recommend a easy to understand and make GUI program? I'm looking for a easy to understand graphable program to learn like visual studio.
Is there such out there?
I've watch youtube videos and seen people who sounded like kids making tutorials and was just wondering wow how the.
Visual Studio looks easy but coding is a pain to me (I'm dyslectic)lol.

[ZekeDragon]

Hmm, the only thing that comes to mind right now is Illumination Software Creator, but it's proprietary and costs $50. I suppose there are also Visual GUI designers out there, for various platforms and programming languages. They also very in effectiveness and flexibility, so that's something you determine based on the needs of your project.

[codegirl]

ZekeDragon said:

Hmm, the only thing that comes to mind right now is Illumination Software Creator, but it's proprietary and costs $50. I suppose there are also Visual GUI designers out there, for various platforms and programming languages. They also very in effectiveness and flexibility, so that's something you determine based on the needs of your project.

Thanks. Wil try this out. I have also found others. Could you opinion this also? What is it? Is it outdated and no more?
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[LuthfiHakim]

All versions of Delphi (the latest one is Delphi XE, released just a few months ago). However it's commercial with cost (for XE) starting from $190.

[gregwarner]

Visual Studio is one of the easiest IDE's to learn for GUI programming. NetBeans is also good for the Java Swing framework, and Eclipse is good for the Java SWT framework. Pretty much all of these IDE's have the same approach: You graphically design your program's interface with widgets, and the IDE automatically generates small functions in your code that get called whenever the user performs that particular interaction with that widget. It's up to you to fill in the code for what you want your program to do. Believe me, this is worlds easier than the way we used to have to create GUI's by scratch in C++. Go ahead and download one of these options and try it out. We'll be here if you have any questions. I recommend Visual Basic.NET since you're just learning.