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If I recall correctly, the steps would be: 1. Open Visual Studio. 2. Create a new Windows Forms app. 3. Drag a label onto the form. 4. Change its Text prope
by psyklic 5y ago
If I recall correctly, the steps would be:
1. Open Visual Studio.
2. Create a new Windows Forms app.
3. Drag a label onto the form.
4. Change its Text property to "Hello, World!".
5. Press Run.
From my experience, professional-looking Windows apps are easier for a solo dev to make than websites (HTML+CSS+JS+backend).
- wildrhythms 5y agoecho "Hello world" > index.html Can be deployed anywhere, runs on every device. No need for a 20GB+ IDE + dependencies.
- psyklic 5y agoSure, and this solution requires an entire browser instance merely to display "Hello world". The 20GB of IDE dependencies are optional. However, the IDE certainly makes development uncomplicated (the subject of the OP).