> that looks native and isn't slow No. > You're not going to find anything else thats as complete [...] Qt. WxWidgets. Soon, React Native for Windows and mac

> that looks native and isn't slow No. > You're not going to find anything else thats as complete [...] Qt. WxWidgets. Soon, React Native for Windows and macOS. > [...] or performant No. > I bet you use Java GUI's all the time without even knowing it. Oh, people know it. Even users of Windows and Linux, platforms where a consistent native look and feel for applications is now a veritable pipe dream, can tell. Plenty of people specifically avoid apps written with a Java UI because they feel so non-native and slow. (Disclaimer: I'm not saying Qt, WxWidgets, necessarily feel any more native than Swing or JavaFX; I only mentioned them as examples of complete cross-platform UI kits, not necessarily as ones with the best integration — although well-designed Qt and WxWidgets apps will still feel miles more integrated with both Windows and macOS, notoriously difficult to emulate, than Swing) > Every Jetbrains tool, DBeaver, DB Visualizer, MySQL Workbench, other stuff I'm too lazy to look up. If you have a tool thats not web with a big UI, its Electron or Java 90% of the time If you use apps from that specific set you listed, sure.