labc-1ia@web-1d.berkeley.edu (Andrew M. Choi) (01/26/91)
Hi everyone.
For those with experience with Interviews & XToolkit, would you
please tell me which is a better Toolkit to learn? I want
to learn some kind of Toolkit, but I figure I will only have
time to learn 1 of them.
BTW, the following criteria should be used in your judgement:
1) Availablility -- how widely used is the Toolkit in the outside
world?
2) Power -- Is the Toolkit powerful? How object-oriented is
the Toolkit?
3) Future outlook -- Will the Toolkit be hot in the future? Or
is it currently being superseded by something
else?
And any other miscellaneous factors which make one more
attractive than the other.
Please send replies through e-mail. I will post a summary if
enough people are interested. Thank you so much.
Name: Andrew Choi Internet Addr: achoi@cory.berkeley.edu
Tel: (415)848-5658
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