I use Tcl::Tk on a regular basis and really happy with this.
After some 10+ years of usage of this approach - I understood that this is the perfect balance of simplicity and power for my GUIs.
Nicer GUI libs often require more efforts during coding, so I haven't switched to these.

often I use pure Tcl CPAN module instead of Tcl::Tk, because I rarely actually need that perl/Tk syntax, 

$int->call($widget,'method','submethod', -smth=>'val');

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is quite enough, so perl/Tk syntax is an overkill 
$widget->methodSubmethod(-smth=>'val');

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given that most my GUI code is separated already into some place...

You can write to our mail list and we will answer all of your questions, tcltk at perl dot org, you're welcome :)

In reply to Re^3: Why is wxPerl slower than Win32GUI? by vkon
in thread Why is wxPerl slower than Win32GUI? by ZJ.Mike.2009

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