github.com/azul3d-legacy/gfx-window
Package window is the easiest way to open a window and render graphics. The window package effectively provides an easy cross-platform way to create and configure a window, as well as manipulate it and receive user input from it efficiently. The window package lays the groundwork for developing applications that are truly cross-platform (i.e. desktop and mobile applications) using nearly the exact same API in the future. As such, the window package is mostly just an abstraction layer for GLFW on desktop operating systems. If you truly need features not found in this package then you might be best using GLFW directly if you intend to just write desktop applications. Some features are not supported by this package intentionally, like multiple windows because mobile devices don't have them. The goal of the window package is not to provide a one solution fits all, it is instead to abstract away the tedious parts of writing cross-device applications in the future. The window package is also extremely simple to use:
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Azul3D gfx/window package.
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Package window is the easiest way to open a window and render graphics. The window package effectively provides an easy cross-platform way to create and configure a window, as well as manipulate it and receive user input from it efficiently. The window package lays the groundwork for developing applications that are truly cross-platform (i.e. desktop and mobile applications) using nearly the exact same API in the future. As such, the window package is mostly just an abstraction layer for GLFW on desktop operating systems. If you truly need features not found in this package then you might be best using GLFW directly if you intend to just write desktop applications. Some features are not supported by this package intentionally, like multiple windows because mobile devices don't have them. The goal of the window package is not to provide a one solution fits all, it is instead to abstract away the tedious parts of writing cross-device applications in the future. The window package is also extremely simple to use:
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