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If I were to do desktop on the JVM I’d probably use Kotlin’s desktop compose. But I’d probably also weigh out .NET Maui/Avalonia in that case too.
by vips7L 4y ago
If I were to do desktop on the JVM I’d probably use Kotlin’s desktop compose. But I’d probably also weigh out .NET Maui/Avalonia in that case too.
- native_samples 4y agoDon't forget JavaFX. It's pretty good, many features, mature and stable.