as far as i know, visual studio is a GUI code generator among other things, you drag a button and put it on the window, a code is written for you behind the scene.
my Question is:
what's the GUI framework Visual studio is using by default??? i know it integrates with some GUI toolkits as Fox, GTK and QT .
Visual Studio is a powerful IDE for Python language through its built in Python Development and Data Science workloads. Python is a popular, easy to learn, free to use programming language with many free libraries.
Microsoft Visual Studio has an advanced variety of tools to create a high level performance GUI's. This integrated development environment (IDE) is compatible with many different languages, but remains simple to maintain the functionality of the application.
A GUI framework like Qt generally works by taking the existing OS's primitive objects (windows, fonts, bitmaps, etc), wrapping them in more platform-neutral and less clunky classes/structures/handles, and giving you the functionality you'll need to manipulate them.
Click on this Project icon in the upper bar and select Add New item. After this step, select UI under Visual C++, click on the Windows form, and press 'add' to open the form file.
Strictly speaking, Visual Studio doesn't integrate with other GUI toolkits; the toolkits may integrate with VS. For instance, Qt provides integration with Visual Studio, so you can develop Qt apps from within the VS IDE.
Visual Studio itself supports development for several frameworks:
I don't know that it makes sense to speak of a default framework. Windows Forms is, I think, the most commonly used today, with WPF rising in popularity (or maybe I'm out of date).
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