I've been re-evaluating wxWindows lately as well. I lik ethe fact that it builds on all the major platforms and doesn't require a JVM, which may or may not be available. I'd like to find a really polished wxWindows app, to see what's really possible in terms of great UI.
Ted Leung: The OSAF folks have posted a tentative release plan for a Chandler
0.1 release.Looking at proposed features for Chandler, no obvious weblogging aspects (like RSS support) are immediately apparent to me. Other than that, it
certainly looks to become a foundation for a aggregator to combine email content, instant messaging content, news, blogs, updated product information, etc all in a unified interface.
Looking at the technology, it looks like this will be based on wxWindows. The demo for this toolkit is very good. It looks to me like the built in wxHtmlWindow control would be sufficient for displaying content from RSS.
I wonder what it would take to build a RESTLog client or to port Aggie to this? This would enable the use of the ultraliberal RSS parser which would nicely address the regexable XML issues.
Any interest, Joe, others? [Sam Ruby]
