Gorm

Gorm is a Graphical Object Relationship Modeller that serves as GNUstep's highly user-friendly interface designer. Its inception lies in the NeXT Computer Inc.'s game-changing OpenStep API, introduced in the early 90s with the introduction of its own operating system, NeXTstep. Interface Builder was a trailblazing application that marked the first instance of developers being able to develop exquisite user interfaces without the need to manually code everything. The app enabled drag and drop elements of windows such as sliders, buttons, text fields, etc., that could be edited easily and linked to variables or functions.

Such an approach helped developers channel their focus on coding for actual functionalities, without worrying about unrelated tasks that weren't relevant to their project goal. In the form of GNUstep's Gorm, there is now an Interface Builder counterpart. With Gorm, developing tough and complex graphical interfaces for your software applications can be quickly and efficiently done using drag and drop, powerful inspectors, and teamwork with the ProjectCenter.

Gorm offers developers complete freedom, with the ability to create and modify graphical interfaces using varied GUI elements like windows, menus, buttons, tables, labels, sliders, text fields, alert panels, images, and more. Furthermore, it allows custom palettes to be loaded dynamically to enhance additional elements or functionality. All in all, with Gorm, users get a comprehensive solution for graphical interface designing.