So i want to build a desktop app for some of my colleagues and me. Unfortunately, we all have different operating systems.

What are your suggestions for cross-plattform (Linux, MacOS, Windows) desktop develeopment? Besides js or js-frameworks.

Python / java

If you are ok with lgpl or paying for a proprietary license, Qt. https://qt.io

js...

c/c++ and sfml

Obviously the answer is https://ultralig.ht/

Tcl/Tk

For real, it's a solution that you can get a fui working pretty easy. Depending on what you want to do you can have the computation on another language (tkinter) or in Tcl.

*"But Tcl is old and dead!" your cries goes... Not at all! It's one of the main languages used in EE tools (I'm thinking FPGA and other automation tools)

https://build-system.fman.io seems to be getting traction (i know 2 shits about it though, just found it)

@inaba I'll be honest, that js in c++ style seems a bit terrifying...

I dont really see a disadvantage to something like electron except for humongous package size. But i guess most often thats not all that important if its 10mb or 100mb :/
Or is it? I use electron-vue and im really happy with it

@irene Yar it's also on my bucket list since it seems like a pretty cool way to make UI with

@irene I'd rather call it different :-) it's quite different from C relatives and seems to have a hint of lisp...

It's actually one of the languages I want to learn better