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If you just want „hello world“, try tcl/tk. It’s the same as 20 years ago and a very simple language. I build some simple GUIs for myself (ok, for Linux) and i
by lixtra 5y ago
If you just want „hello world“, try tcl/tk. It’s the same as 20 years ago and a very simple language.
I build some simple GUIs for myself (ok, for Linux) and it was a perfect choice for that. Very stable language, relatively small, easy.
Python tkinter still went through the python2 to python3 storm and the unicode plague. So i hesitate to recommend that.
https://www.tcl.tk/software/tcltk/ https://www.tcl.tk/software/tcltk/
- RF_Savage 5y agoTk+tcl worked quite well for my very limited use and could be compiled into a single static exe. But I mainly used it for creating simple register value calculator tools for helping with embedded dev.