I'm a Systems Reliability and DevOps engineer for Netdata Inc. When not working, I enjoy studying linguistics and history, playing video games, and cooking all kinds of international cuisine.
If I needed it to be cross-platform, and didn't need any actual interaction with the local filesystem, I'd probably just write a PWA and be done with it. Everybody has a web browser, and a well written PWA is just as usable for most things that don't need filesystem access these days as a native app (and if you use Web Assembly, it's nowhere near as much of a performance hit as most people think).
Barring that, I'd probably still use HTML/CSS/JS for the UI, though I'd have to do some serious work searching for a good front-end for that. Probably Python or C for the core logic.
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Depends on the platform.
If I needed it to be cross-platform, and didn't need any actual interaction with the local filesystem, I'd probably just write a PWA and be done with it. Everybody has a web browser, and a well written PWA is just as usable for most things that don't need filesystem access these days as a native app (and if you use Web Assembly, it's nowhere near as much of a performance hit as most people think).
Barring that, I'd probably still use HTML/CSS/JS for the UI, though I'd have to do some serious work searching for a good front-end for that. Probably Python or C for the core logic.