Well, I've recently started developing windows apps with gtk, but to actually use that on windows, you need to have a lot of folders and icons and themes, and it is a hassle to maintain a simple project...
So, I've came to the conclusion that for doing what I wanted (creating an UI that would work on windows) I needed the Windows API (windows.h). It was and still is the best option. But, when I started diving into the subject, I noticed that it was too hard! I couldn't understand a single bit of what it was doing! And I thought to my self: "Well, if I'm having this difficulty, and I have some experience with C, a person without any experience won't understand anything!"
I couldn't think about anything to do, because all I wanted was a GUI interface app, but if I didn't have any APIs to do it, I wouldn't also create my own! So, I thought of the idea to take the Windows API, do some research, and try to make a simple library, that interacted with the Windows API, but made it so the programmer itself wouldn't struggle that much...
So, here it is! The SimpleWinAPI, which is very lightweight, and simple to use!
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