Stuck at OOP

[deletedname]

i learnt java and c++ a few years ago but stuck oop, i never made a gui application

for example, i tried some people's project, when i ran it into my netbeans, there were so many errors,

but i want to learn javascript right now, i think i am able to run it in console / command prompt

but seriously, why does the syntax look so different when it comes to oop / gui application.

where i can a fully guide e-book for idiot like me ?

(i read javascript for dummies e-book, but i couldnt find oop examples)

thank you

[FlyingPotato_is_taken]

QT is big/noteworthy for GUI. Look there instead of learning JavaScript.

[deletedname]

4 minutes ago, FlyingPotato_is_taken said:

QT is big/noteworthy for GUI. Look there instead of learning JavaScript.

this one? https://www.qt.io/
is it still popular in 2024 and for the future ?

[goatedpenguin]

Many apps, UIs and Linux desktop environments like KDE use the qt framework. It is very powerful.

[dcgreen2k]

22 minutes ago, deletedname said:

this one? https://www.qt.io/
is it still popular in 2024 and for the future ?

Yes and yes. Qt is very widely used in commercial applications and is my personal favorite library for creating GUIs. Lots of popular programs use it, like Davinci Resolve, VirtualBox, and OBS Studio.

 

30 minutes ago, deletedname said:

but i want to learn javascript right now, i think i am able to run it in console / command prompt

I believe you'd want to look into NodeJS to run JavaScript like that. However, I wouldn't bother with JavaScript unless you want to go into web development.

[wasab]

Webpage is a gui you know that right? In fact, it is the most popular front end facing gui out of anything else out there, especially if your application needs to communicate with another piece of software, say a server for example. 

[Dat Guy]

On 4/14/2024 at 8:52 AM, FlyingPotato_is_taken said:

QT is big/noteworthy for GUI.

 

Some (including me) would say that it's overblown.