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cagey2015-09-23 19:33:58
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cagey, 2015-09-23 19:33:58

Desktop Windows application. Python or C#?

What to choose for creating a small desktop Windows application with a GUI (for working with a small database).
There is some experience in using Python on Linux (console applications), a brief introduction to PyQt5. Is it possible to use the same bundle, or better C#, or something else?
Although the application will be small, but still, how will this affect the speed of work?
(Possibility of porting to *nix system, as it seems to me, is a plus towards Python)

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Vladimir Borutkin, 2015-09-23
@Atanvar

Small and only for myself - python
Small but not only for myself c#

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Roman Kitaev, 2015-09-23
@deliro

Use what you know.
Work speed? We don't see your code.

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baterson, 2015-09-23
@baterson

For myself, I recently made a gui for the site parser, on pyqt using qt designer. If speed is not important, then this is a very convenient bundle.

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Daniil Basmanov, 2015-09-24
@BasmanovDaniil

I once wrote one application on PySide, and about a year later I rewrote it in C # and I can say for sure that it was many times more difficult to maintain a Python application. Did you reinstall Windows or do you want to run it on someone else's machine? Download python, Qt and PySide, and God forbid the wrong version - everything will fall apart right there. Packing everything you need with you without dancing with a tambourine will also fail. Under Windows Sharp is definitely more convenient.

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argumentum, 2015-09-27
@argumentum

In addition to the arguments already given, it makes sense to take into account that there will be much less code in python than in C #, which means that it will be easier to change something in the application later.

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