About Trixul

Trixul is an XML and JavaScript GUI toolkit that supports MacOS X, Linux, and Windows environments directly via Cocoa, Gtk+, and .NET native implementations. JavaScript code can call C++ directly.
Trixul development is managed at Source Forge. Click here to visit the Source Forge page. Developers are currently being sought to take Trixul from its current form into something that can be used for large-scale development.

A blog chronicles the early development of Trixul.

Trixul supports the following features:

* an XML UI description language inspired by XUL
* integration of the cross-platform, Mozilla-based JavaScript engine for the C programming language (SpiderMonkey)
* support for component-based development. C++ classes can be instantiated from JavaScript code, and functions and properties associated with these classes can be interacted with, again from JavaScript.
* variant types are used to support communication of data between components and JavaScript
* extensible support for native GUI toolkits. Trixul supports Windows .NET Forms on Windows XP (and presumably on Windows Vista as well), Gtk+ on Linux, and Cocoa on Mac OS X. Other toolkits and platforms are relatively easy to add.
* support for localizable strings via XML DTD files.

Quincy

Quincy is freeware open-source. It is a simple programming environment for C/C++ on Windows. It contains an editor, a compiler, a debugger, and graphics and GUI toolkits.

Because of it's simple interface, Quincy is ideal for learning C or C++ programming.

With integrated support for FLTK and the FLUID GUI builder, Quincy is also a rapid application development (RAD) tool for Windows GUI programs.

http://www.codecutter.net/tools/quincy/