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grayich2016-05-16 19:42:40
User interface
grayich, 2016-05-16 19:42:40

What can you write websites on without bothering with html layout (similar to desktop gui)?

What is there now, frameworks or ide, which allow you to write a website the way a regular desktop application is written? those. using elements (controls) as it is done for regular gui forms.
Of the similar, I found only WT for C ++, I'm interested in everything similar but for interpreters, python, php, etc.

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sim3x, 2016-05-16
@sim3x


It's just like in Delphi - I threw in buttons and write code, it wo
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work +form

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Rou1997, 2016-05-16
@Rou1997

I advise the Yii2 framework, there are widgets (controls) with a design on Bootstrap, the code is written in PHP, work with HTML and styles is hidden inside classes, it is almost not necessary to typeset, and Bootstrap itself greatly facilitates this matter.
And, of course, ready-made CMS can also be used, they immediately have a design, albeit a clumsy one.
As for the IDE, everything is sad, for Yii2 and other PHP frameworks I have not seen such (visual) ones, but you can look at the good old ASP.NET WebForms, there is WYSIWYG, there is also just WYSIWYG and for HTML, you can create simple interfaces on them.
PHP Devel Studio has nothing to do with the topic, it is a tool for desktop applications, and completely unsuccessful.

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zugo, 2016-05-16
@zugo

For a number of reasons, what you want is not possible. The closest is ASP.NET WebForms. Still was in due time Delphi for PHP. But these are all dead ends.

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AlexLIn, 2016-05-17
@AlexLIn

What you want is possible. And there are a number of tools. For example Wakanda
https://wakanda.github.io/
Just like in QtCreator or Delphi, you can build an interface with Bootrap'om and AngularJS
https://youtu.be/5NckxvjOnr0

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