Sort out some of the good things you've found these days ~_it industry

WxWidgets-Open source Cross-platform GUI toolkit, not only across platforms, but also across languages: C + +, Python, Perl, and C#/.net
The basic implementation is C/s + +, and other language implementations are based on the C + + version:
For Python:wxpython
For Perl:wxperl
For. Net:wx.Net (it is estimated that this is the most interesting of the people in the garden, I have seen, just simple packaging
The C implementation controls are many, the Web browser has; but many C + + have not yet migrated (packaged)
Come on, the performance is also very strong, worth looking forward to)
For java:jwx! (This is something that just came out recently that doesn't seem to support windows at present)

Wxwidgets also has some IDE tools (based on wxwidgets), Wxdesigner, and some wxpython based, and here's a few.

Besides, I have a doubt. What does WX mean?
I've learned that 4 of the log4net represents four (for) that is log for net
There are also some open source tools with a 2 representative two (to) that is xxx to yyy
What the hell is WX? Who's going to help me out and get a good night's sleep?

Something else of interest:
Harmony-open Source Java SE


I have recently been interested in Python and c/c++/cli, and I do not know that this is the first time I have a passion for C + +, but it is nothing.
To tidy up the study direction:
1. The main key is the Java-EE and the familiar and understanding, JSP and servlet.
2. Familiar with Oracle and Tomcat tools as soon as possible, play a good foundation for the development of Java.
3. Try the. Net Framework 3.0,WPF,WCP; The XAML needs to be focused.
4. The difference between JSP and asp.net and the advantages and disadvantages of free comparison.
5. Other techniques of interest are put down first and the information collected first.