4 ms·
Qt (C++ + QML, python + QML or even C++ + QtWidgets) is well suited for desktop application development. You can easily stay with the open source licence of Qt.
by alaenix 5y ago
Qt (C++ + QML, python + QML or even C++ + QtWidgets) is well suited for desktop application development. You can easily stay with the open source licence of Qt. The Qt website is not really clear about this and they will push you to go for a commercial licence.
Electron (+ any web front-end UI framework, like React) will also do the job.
You can also check for Java Swing or Java Jetpack Compose.
- Tomminn 5y agoThank you so much, I thought Qt and Electron were the two front runners for this, but just wanted to check I wasn't missing something everyone knew about.