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Author Topic: Open Source Free Php -> Windows Exe App, WinBinder: The native Windows binding  (Read 6849 times)

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WinBinder: The native Windows binding for PHP


http://hypervisual.com/winbinder

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Hmm,... I still think making GUI apps with a scripting language is evil :p

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i would tend to agree but there are plenty of apps for which size and memory don't matter, and where you may have a big existing codebase.  being able to quickly turn an existing big script to a windows exe can be a great thing in such a case.

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Generally, that's true. But what happends usually is that something starts out as a quick small script, but later it grows, more features get added, etc. The end result is not really fit for a scripting language. There are more and more and more apps that are being released like that, and it seems like applications seem to run slower and slower, with a few exceptions. That's kinda wrong :)
But offcourse there are good uses for it. :)

For example, a good backend program coded in for example c++, with a scriptable frontend. :)
The reality is, very few, next to none script-based applications that I see are coded like that.
« Last Edit: April 25, 2006, 12:10 AM by Gothi[c] »