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Building apps on Windows feels like a big PITA to get into. The amount of different frameworks and libraries to work with is perplexing to a new developer and I
by kumrayu 8mo ago
Building apps on Windows feels like a big PITA to get into.
The amount of different frameworks and libraries to work with is perplexing to a new developer and I really do not want to use electron or React or even Qt.
Where do I start? Do you have a compiled version of some information on this?
- Manfred 8mo agoEven following their own "getting started" tutorials you get stuck at step one trying to find Visual Studio or whatever it's called nowadays.
- bitwize 8mo agoOh, you mean Visual Studio 2026 Copilot App 365 & Knuckles?
- pjmlp 8mo agoYou start by using the Qt installer, and installing QtStudio alongside mingw, hardly that complicated for anyone that has ever done C or C++ development. Since I know those languages since 1992, and have coded for Windows since Windows 3.0, I never bothered with any guide personally.
- mycall 8mo ago> Where do I start? I hate to say but GitHub Copilot can get you started. It slurped up all of Microsoft SDK and docs and open source libs. It is a decent reference. I'm also kinda impressed by the Debugger Agent [0] built into Visual Studio 2026. [0] https://medium.com/@onu.khatri/copilot-squad-in-vs-2026-ca882162fa62 https://medium.com/@onu.khatri/copilot-squad-in-vs-2026-ca88...