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A. If a gun were placed to your head and you had to write a native Windows app, what stack would you use? B. And, if you had to write a cross platform app, whi
by banish-m4 2y ago
A. If a gun were placed to your head and you had to write a native Windows app, what stack would you use?
B. And, if you had to write a cross platform app, which framework would you use?
- bruce343434 2y agoA. imgui and SDL2 B. imgui and SDL2
- banish-m4 2y agoThat's not what I asked...
- tored 2y agoA. PureBasic B. PureBasic
- qw 2y agoIf money was not an issue, I'd probably try Delphi for both A and B, which can create native cross platform apps. If not, I'd try Lazarus for A and Kotlin compose for B A: Lazarus or Delphi (if money was not an issue) B: Kotlin compose or Delphi (
- bloblaw 2y agoI presume we are talking about GUI programs: A. Delphi --- easy choice (or C++ Builder if I had to use C++) B. Also Delphi --- it supports macOS (arm64 + x64), Linux, and Windows If I have to write a CLI app, I'm probably picking Go or Rust.
- petabyt 2y agolibui libui