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In a thread about wrapping .Net applications using Thinstall and Xenocode, it was pointed out that there may be better programming languages/IDEs to use for the purpose of creating standalone, single executable apps. My goal is to create desktop applications for use on Windows XP+ OSs that are distributed as single executables that do not require traditional install packages to run. I would like to use a drag and drop UI development tool like the .Net IDE (or the old VB6) to make development as easy as possible. I am a hobbyist programmer and would like to put out some useful apps, but I don't want to have to become an expert at a complex language like C++ to do so reliably. More than one person responding to the previous thread held the opinion that .Net was great for corporate environments where all PCs are strictly regulated, but may not be the best option to develop the type of apps that I would like to develop for the PC community at large. So what, in your opinion, would be a good alternative to use to develop the type of applications that I am trying to develop? jim |
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