Nana C++ GUI library

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Project Summary

Software framework for cross-platform GUI programming in standard and modern C++11, threads, with Object Oriented and Generic programing.
It means that Nana works great with features, such as lambdas, concurrency, the STL and so on.
You will not need to use or learn any non standard extension or magic macros for obscure code generation. In fact only very few macros are used, and exclusively for configuration. There aren't any re implementation of string or any other std:: containers.
Typical statically linked release-executables will be of few MB (1 to 3). This make Nana ideal for beginners (no need of any installation to distribute), but also to distribute applications in many large organizations where users can run programs but not change the systems.

In a Nutshell, Nana C++ GUI library...

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has had 2,280 commits made by 64 contributors
representing 74,966 lines of code
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is mostly written in C++
with a very low number of source code comments
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has a well established, mature codebase
maintained by nobody
with stable Y-O-Y commits
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took an estimated 19 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in December, 2014
ending with its most recent commit over 2 years ago

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