Dear ImGui Bundle: A Batteries-Included Framework for Python and C++ GUI Development Across Desktop, Mobile, and Web
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pstomi
Crackles when you bite it. Shows the baker did the work.
Summary
Dear ImGui Bundle is a framework built on top of Dear ImGui that enables developers to build interactive Python and C++ applications for desktop, mobile, and web platforms. It comes with built-in features like plotting, Markdown rendering, node editors, and image inspection, aiming to simplify GUI development by providing a batteries-included approach.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledStop fighting GUI frameworks. Start building.
Dear ImGui Bundle is a framework built on top of Dear ImGui, for both C++ and Python.
It comes with batteries included: plotting, Markdown, node editors, image inspection, and more.
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