I've downloaded and installed GTK# 3 as NuGet package. But I haven't found a glade NuGet package. How can I get a glade# Version that works with GTK3? How to set up the Project in Visual Studio?
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I don't think there is anything like Glade# 3 ready for Gtk#. Is Gtk# 3 completely finished? I don't think so either, since in the mono pages you still can only find downloads for Gtk# 2.x
My advice, anyway, is not to rely on designers. They create code that tie you to a given development environment, code which you don't know, an that many times is way more complex than it should be.
Creating widgets is easy. In order to create layouts, use Gtk.VBox and Gtk.HBox. For actions in your windows, instead of repeating widgets use Gtk.Action (it seems this is deprecated and you should be using GAction instead). You can create a menu item from an action using
Gtk.Action.CreateMenuItem()and a toolbar item by means ofGtk.Action.CreateToolbarItem().It is easy and rewarding: try this Gtk# tutorial if you don't believe me.
Hope this helps.