What to write cross-platform applications that would quickly master it after web?

There is the need to write desktop apps, requirements: worked the final on Linux and Win, easy interface design and customization, not a high entry threshold.

In advance I will note that Python is definitely not, can't deal with its syntax.

Originally wrote on the electron, but not satisfied with the size and performance, on PC with 4 GB RAM and anything else running to it.
March 19th 20 at 08:36

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March 19th 20 at 08:38
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Do not roll due to the large size and a very large house and home resources

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Lazarus (Delphi-like).
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QML, feels like a hybrid of CSS and HTML. The logic can be written in JS, it is possible for a Qt C++, everything is pretty simple and no magic.
March 19th 20 at 08:44
So far, the most cross-platform is the web, then Qt. A little apart is Firefox and XulRunner app as a browser plugin.

You can also try NodeJS - https://habr.com/ru/post/218389/

Java of course, the leader of crossplatforming - but this is for serious people who do not find fault with the syntax.
I have a cross-platform, not cross-platform) the Main Win and Linux.
Web, all sorts of PWA and node.js do not roll, unfortunately.

Do not roll due to the large size and voracity is very great resources. - Freddy_Konopelski commented on March 19th 20 at 08:47
So far, the most cross-platform is a web

Java of course, the leader of crossplatforming

So who is the leader? - Lesley.Kuhlman commented on March 19th 20 at 08:50
I just don't like Java. - kennith commented on March 19th 20 at 08:53

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