I'm of the opposite opinion. Windows desktop GUI programming is almost trivial thanks to Lazarus. Getting a program written is just building the forms and hooki

I'm of the opposite opinion. Windows desktop GUI programming is almost trivial thanks to Lazarus. Getting a program written is just building the forms and hooking events and databases to them. Here's a little utility I wrote to help me set up gear cutting machines. [1] I wrote it in about an hour, in Pascal/Lazarus, most of that time was writing it up for others. I can't bring myself to try to dig through all the layers of cruft required to build a GUI version in a web app. Plus then I have to host it somewhere and worry/pay for that forever, which is nuts. [1] https://github.com/mikewarot/GearFinder https://github.com/mikewarot/GearFinder