Let's write a toy UI library

Which of these 24 parts cover accessibility?

Ah, this one:

> That said, you could add a description string to the common element header that screen readers could use, but accessibility concerns are out of scope for this toy UI library.

I love it when tutorials teach people to ignore people like me.

Am I being harsh? Well where's the tutorial that teaches people how to do it properly? Where do people actually learn the right way if not here?

Seems to be exactly what I was looking for. Somehow it's not that easy to find a good explanation of these techniques. I tried old graphic programming books, but their sections on GUI are tiny.

Have not read all of it but it looks great. Also like the minimalistic style of the website.

If you don't keep it as a toy, it can get out of hand quickly. For example, here's the partial implementation of QWidget, almost 500k of code: https://github.com/qt/qtbase/blob/dev/src/widgets/kernel/qwi...

It looks like WinAPI Window Management via CreateWindow / SetWindowText / SendMessage.

https://gist.github.com/a3f/22d0d2688b56e79865f8

is it an application builder?