Ask HN: Writing a Windows Program in 2022?

4 pointsmario_kart_snes4y ago3 comments

I'm a web developer but looking to write a (non-cross-platform, Windows-specific) Windows native program. What's the best way to do this in 2022? WPF? .NET? UWP?

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moasda4y ago

I like to use Lazarus to write native Windows applications, it's FreePascal based and it doesn't need addition runtime libraries installed.

https://www.lazarus-ide.org/

DaOne2564y ago

C# with Windows Forms or C++ with Qt. That would be the easiest options.

jfmatth4y ago

Flutter!

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