GNUstep Renaissance
| Company type | Software framework |
|---|---|
| Industry | Software development |
| Founder | Nicola Pero |
| Products | GUI development framework |
| Website | www |
GNUstep Renaissance is a software development framework developed by Nicola Pero that interprets XML-based descriptions of graphical user interfaces embedded within application bundles, transforming them into native widgets and establishing connections dynamically during runtime on both GNUstep and Mac OS X. This framework offers a cross-platform solution, serving as an alternative to the NIB and Gorm file formats utilized by Interface Builder and Gorm, enabling seamless execution of interfaces without modification. Renaissance integrates AutoLayout functionality, which ensures that localized text strings automatically adjust their size without requiring manual intervention.
By 2006, Renaissance was still in its beta phase and lacked a graphical user interface for design purposes. The most recent stable version (0.9.0) was released in 2008, with no subsequent binary updates available since that time.
Software using Renaissance
- Zipper
See also
- Gorm – UI builder and Graphical Object Relationship Manager for GNUstep
- Interface Builder – User interface builder for Mac OS X and the former NeXTStep platform
External links
- GNUstep Renaissance official website