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> If you’re making a native app, your tech stack choices are pretty limited. On the macOS side, you’ll use Xcode, Swift, and AppKit. On Windows, you’ll use Visu
by cleeus 9y ago
> If you’re making a native app, your tech stack choices are pretty limited. On the macOS side, you’ll use Xcode, Swift, and AppKit. On Windows, you’ll use Visual Studio, C#, and WPF or UWP.
Or you could use C++ and Qt and suddenly have Windows,Mac and Linux support in one codebase. And the Qt mobile story is looking better with every release.
- imron 9y agoWhen I was developing the Linux version of a piece of software I make (https://www.chinesetextanalyser.com/ https://www.chinesetextanalyser.com/) I started out with Gtk but it was a massive PITA to work with. I switched to Qt and was pleasantly surprised at how nice it was to use.