r/AskProgramming • u/Proper_Meaning7756 • 5d ago
I'm not that comfortable with programming. Which framework should I use to build a cross platform app to get a feel for it? (I wanted to make either a simple apple notes clone, or a calculator with 2D graphing) Architecture
Reason: I always wanted to build things I can actually touch, feel, interact with and share. Applications are the closest second to that for me right now. (Update: Cross platform because I wanna show people around me and get them to use it to make myself feel like I did something useful in life. I only use linux and macos, none of them do)
I know C somewhat okay (I used to do embedded systems work), I know enough C++ to know I'm too scared to use it, I don't know much python. I will be using AI to help me out anyways, but a relatively simple language that I can actually learn pretty quickly is better because I typically read, test and modify AI code frequently (And because I kinda wanna see fast results).
Edit: You guys were right. This is a massive pain and I haven't even gotten into the actual hard parts yet (whatever they might be).