alt Hacker NewsTo create a simple window, no it isn't. To create a rather complex application, then yes it is, compared with using a higher-level framework.
To create a simple window, no it isn't. To create a rather complex application, then yes it is, compared with using a higher-level framework.
This article is complaining about the complexity of creating a simple window in Wayland, which is much easier in Win32. Wayland doesn't make creating "a rather complex application" any easier either. In both cases you would use a framework. Even more so in Wayland, which doesn't provide widgets or standard dialogs at all, while Win32 does.