How to ignore GUI as much as possible without rendering APP less GUI developer friendly

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Published on 2010-06-07T17:58:55Z Indexed on 2010/06/07 18:02 UTC
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The substance of an app is more important to me than its apperance, yet GUI always seems to dominate a disproportionate percentage of programmer time, development and target resource requirements/constraints.

Ideally I'd like an application architecture that will permit me to develop an app using a lightweight reference GUI/kit and focus on non gui aspects to produce a quality app which is GUI enabled/friendly.

I would want APP and the GUI to be sufficiently decoupled to maximize the ease for you GUI experts to plug the app into to some target GUI design/framework/context.

e.g. targets such as: termcap GUI, web app GUI framework, desktop GUI, thin client GUI.

In short: How do I mostly ignore the GUI, but avoid painting you into a corner when I don't even know who you are yet?

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