should run across Mac/linux/windows.
What tech are you using guys?
Ask HN: Best stack for building a desktop app?
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#2Tauri https://tauri.app/
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#3flutter. specially now that google fired half the team
it's not worse than tauri/electron for desktop, and you get mobile for free if needed.
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#4flutter. specially now that google fired half the team it's not worse than tauri/electron for desktop, and you get mobile for free if needed.
> flutter. specially now that google fired half the team
Source?
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#5If you're using .net: maui
Cross platform for win/linux/mac/ios/android
Re: Ask HN: Best stack for building a desktop app?
#6flutter. specially now that google fired half the team it's not worse than tauri/electron for desktop, and you get mobile for free if needed.
> flutter. specially now that google fired half the team Source?
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#7Most ideas that could be desktop apps would be just as good as web apps or browser extensions.
For myself Ive been using libui-ng.github.io/libui-ng/ for a few projects lately
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#8If you're using .net: maui Cross platform for win/linux/mac/ios/android
I believe that MAUI currently doesn't have official Linux support. There's unofficial support out there though.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/maui/supported-plat...
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#10You have to look at old languages for this.
In the order of preference:
Qt (C++), Swing (Java), and Visual Component Library (Delphi) are three tried and tested options for you.