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Hm I'm in the exact situation and I'm total beginner on desktop apps. I've been looking into Flutter for desktop but it isn't stable yet. If you ever come to a
by MarvelousWololo 8y ago
Hm I'm in the exact situation and I'm total beginner on desktop apps. I've been looking into Flutter for desktop but it isn't stable yet. If you ever come to a conclusion would you mind to share it? Thanks.
- SheinH 8y agoJavaFX is a great choice for beginners. Whatever app you make, anybody can run so long as the have the JRE installed.
- hanniabu 8y ago> as the have the JRE installed. Does this come packed with most platforms (Mac, Linux, Windows)?
- izacus 8y agoNo, but nothing else does either - you'll need to ship runtime environment in any case. And packing JRE is more cross-platform tested than most other solutions.
- MarvelousWololo 8y agoIsn't it heavy and slow though? At least that's what I hear. I use android studio in a beefy macbook pro from time to time and it's slow as hell.
- SheinH 8y agoJetbrains uses Swing not JavaFX from my knowledge. And yes, the performance can get slow for a Java app on the scale of Android studio but that shouldn't be of concern to a beginner.