Depending in the language you want to use as a backend, you have quite alot of options.
Electron- compatible with python, golang, node.js (from my expirience)
Qt framework - can work with python(pyQt5, pyQt4), and can also go with c++/C if you are hardcore.
Tkinter- for python, as far as i know, i havent used it.
Java - Java Swing, JavaFX, and the old awt as far as i remember.
There is Proton, similar to electron, but it is not production ready, as mentioned in other comments.
I hope i gave you some options :)
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Depending in the language you want to use as a backend, you have quite alot of options.
Electron- compatible with python, golang, node.js (from my expirience)
Qt framework - can work with python(pyQt5, pyQt4), and can also go with c++/C if you are hardcore.
Tkinter- for python, as far as i know, i havent used it.
Java - Java Swing, JavaFX, and the old awt as far as i remember.
There is Proton, similar to electron, but it is not production ready, as mentioned in other comments.
I hope i gave you some options :)