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HTML/JavaScript UI widgets GUI builder



I've heard and used some of the libraries like Ext JS, qooXdoo, jQuery UI, dijit. I know there are unofficial attempts to create GUI builders but they are not really great.





Any chance there is a HTML/JavaScript UI widget library with a decent GUI builder?



Source: Tips4all

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  1. I'v got a great one: http://spabuilder.appspot.com

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  2. Ext has (now had) a couple of GUI builders.

    GUI Builder by tof2k (he admitted he had no time to work on it anymore when he released it)

    Most of these are being replaced/made redundant by Ext Designer.

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  3. You may try web based sigma builder. It has more than 30 GUI components supported.
    This builder is pure JavaScript stuff, the only thing which need PHP is to save the generated script in the server side.

    By the way, this builder is free and open source under LGPL license.

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  4. I can't vote just yet, but I would like to second sigma widgets. And it does currently support jquery...
    http://www.sigmawidgets.com/products/sigma_visual/VisualJS/index.html

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  5. Glimmer is a GUI builder for jQuery. The builder is a closed-source Windows application, but the generated code is all open-source.
    Isomorphic Software has a web-based GUI builder, and is open-source.
    And then there are ExtJS GUI builders that altCognito mentions.

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  6. I am search for the same thing. After trying several ones, I find an open source gui builder.
    It's very very easy to design gui, you may see it in action.
    http://www.sigmawidgets.com/products/sigma_visual/VisualJS/index.html
    It will take several seconds to load it up at the first.
    Unfortunately, it doesn't support jquery.

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  7. One of the one I prefer but unfortunately still in beta is www.280atlas.com this is a whole very promising framework "à la Apple". For now the developer beta require to sign up (and this costs 20$)

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