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Grigory Kalyashov2015-10-25 15:55:34
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Grigory Kalyashov, 2015-10-25 15:55:34

What is better to use to create a Java/C++ GUI?

I want to make an application that will work with the Oracle database . What is the best way to use to create a GUI in Java?
Or maybe it's better to abandon such an idea and use C++/Windows Forms?

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Armenian Radio, 2015-10-25
@gbg

The interface in Java will look alien, eat up resources and slow down. Get Qt.

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Oleg Gamega, 2015-10-25
@gadfi

php .... or any other server language
Let me explain my idea ─ if it's all local, the database is on the user's computer, and he uses it alone, then it's like a cannon to sparrows, then Oracle is redundant.
If the database is on the server and the client connects to it, then the thin client is the best choice.
if you still really want a child application, then take what you know better, the java interface is not as terrible as it is drawn, and for business software it’s completely violet, the main thing is to be convenient.

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CodeArsenal.net, 2015-10-25
@machine_messiah

Java - NetBeans
C# WPF - Visual Studio

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Viktor Maksimov, 2015-10-26
@ValorVl

If you know C++ with dignity, then take it and Qt. There's nothing to even think about, firstly cross-platform (for real).
If we are talking about multi-user software, it is better to use a three-link, BD -> APP SERVER -> GUI

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