Windows Template Library (WTL) Reviews

WTL is fun to code with in Windows

good framework for win32, but lack design tool like macOS IB

Problems with Windows 10: Visual Studio 2015 desktop express / atlbase.h / atls.lib or atlsd.lib VS2015 does not have 'ATL' projects. I had hoped to use the WTL header files to build old projects under windows 10 desktop. I can get the header files from Win71. DDK but not the lib files. The lib files ought to be available for developers!

Extremely lightweight library that makes Windows development a breeze.

Been using WTL for years now. Its Perfect - Love your work. Thank you

Great alternative to MFC.

Thank you very much for continuing to develop WTL. I <heart> WTL!

Thank you very much for the great improvements in version 9!

Thanks to all involved for your continued efforts in improving this great library

for vs2013(two changes): `var strVCKey = "HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\VisualStudio\\12.0\\Setup\\VC\\ProductDir"` `var strDestFolder = FileSys.BuildPath(strValue, "vcprojects");` my machine is 32bit.

Small changes for VS2013. Obvious installation search/replace on setup110.js from 11 to 12. Deprecated GetVersionEx() functions mean some small tweaks to atlapp.h. Trivial ones based on VersionHelpers.h and ::IsWindows[XXX]OrGreater() function calls. I used the #if (_ATL_VER >= 0x0C00) macro to support the old and new.

Wtl is perfect! Thanks.

It's great! I love it!

Nice software. Thanks!

The best file utility I've used - simple and efficient. thanks

great developers library with rich functionality!

Fantastic project, many thanks for showing

Provides an elegant solution

So powerful, so easy to use (after learning curve, which is mainly C++ learning).

The best UI library I have worked with.

Too pity Microsoft has dumped this good framework. It's pretty usefull. This and OWL/OWLNext are great frameworks.

Great Library! Anyone needing to do Native GUI programming on the windows platform should seriously consider this for their toolbox.

A great framework for writing Windows apps.

Great FrameWork, but it really needs some documentation to go with it.