C++ GUI Programming For Beginners | Episode 0 - Introduction

Learn how to program cross platform graphical user interfaces in C++ using wxWidgets.

C++ is a super efficient programming language and it can be used to write astonishing applications. Unfortunately, many people have no idea how to write GUI applications in C++.

wxWidgets let's you write one GUI applications which can be compiled and run on Windows Mac and Linux!

This course is geared towards beginner programmers, but of course I want it to be accessible to everyone!

I hope you want to learn with me!

wxWidgets website:

The wxWidgets logo used in this video is from:

[Duxuuuu]

Man first time seeing a Danish c++ created thank you 🙏

[wearesciber]

Nice.
Thanks for taking your time to extend this area of C++ tutorials on YouTube.
Good Luck!

[ramprasanthudhayabaskar]

One of the best tutorials I ever saw online, considering even the paid courses. Finished the whole playlist and waiting for the next ones.

[brockk]

This is one of the best tutorial series I've seen on Youtube. Easily readable text (which is surprisingly hard to find in coding videos), very simple but thorough explanations, and even some enjoyable dry humor. Oh, and no annoying music. Thank you.

[davidmoore]

Thanks for making this series. I've worked through all 10 and learned a lot.

[dechetsnation]

thanks for making it cross platform, so bad all tutorials on ytb about guis n graphical things are only based on windows

[programacionpse]

Nice video! I hope to learn much as i can about GUI application!

[SHULIN-rftr]

You are best sir. Every Student thank you

[ninjaasmoke]

was looking for just this!!! thank you

[umarfarooque]

I am really thankful to you for this help🙏

[КимЧенОрк]

Why is there no wxWidgets in the name of the playlist or in the name of the video
How would people be able to find you

[lauralhardy]

So you're basically pushing your own code, Not saying anything new ?

[atlantic_love]

Awful. Can't these content creators, who supposedly know programming well, create REAL applications in their tutorials? Not this middle school-rated slop.