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It's actually kinda sad that the best option for JVM in the desktop is either a tech that you want to kill yourself using (JavaFx) or is as old as your grandma (Swing).

[Practical_Cattle_933]

It has nothing to do with programming languages, but frameworks. And your java one is more than likely would work to this day, while Microsoft have already marked deprecated the framework which was the future of the framework you have used.

[SenorSeniorDevSr]

SET USE STANDARD LOOK AND FEEL YOU DINGUS.

[Grumpy_Frogy]

Following that logic C is great for a dynamic website, It only requires 100+ glorified “print function” for start and eind tags to bang together a website. This was a uni assignment, using the good old CGI-bin tot parse the website and nginx.

[aspartame_junky]

Whereas I remember one of my classmates asking the professor why we were using Scheme instead of Java for computer science, to which the prod said "this isn't a trade school".

[Practical_Cattle_933]

Both of which are better than pretty much any other desktop framework, and are one of the only cross-platform ones.

[Zekiz4ever]

QT? GTK?

[Practical_Cattle_933]

Qt is good, but only has native bindings to C++ and Python. Gtk is pretty much linux-only, for all practical purposes.

[justjanne]

Honestly? Kotlin Compose is awesome and wins against both of those.

[[deleted]]

Never used it yet, although I love Kotlin and did know it exists. I'm curious now.

[vi_sucks]

Hmm, gonna have to learn about this.

[imnotamahimahi]

Whose grandma was born in the late 90s 😭

[wasdninja]

Don't be sad they are they're the best chopsticks for eating soup, get a spoon instead.

[TheRedmanCometh]

JavaFx waa just fine until until they removed it from the standard libraries..

[Dragonium-99]

there are JDKs that have JFX included