Where is the best place to develop desktop applications on Win7, with further porting to mobile phones?

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Kup9_NpS2017-09-28 07:57:56

Programming

Kup9_NpS, 2017-09-28 07:57:56

Hello.
There is such a task (I set it myself), to create an application that will be mainly for my own needs. The application is a program that will count the statistics of the players in my volleyball team. I know that there are already a lot of them, but I didn’t find a convenient one for myself, and decided to write something simple and for my needs.
The question arose, what is the best way to write an application for Win, so that later, with minimal losses, make it on Android? (it is supposed to be used both there and there). Or maybe it's easier to write on the mobile phone first? A web application will not work, because you need to work without an Internet connection and you don’t really want to pay for all sorts of domain servers.
I have not taken up programming for a long time, I used to do mostly Python / Django and a little .Net. Heard that Electron.atom is also good.
In general, your advice is needed (let's only without Java).
Thank you.

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Vyacheslav Zolotov, 2017-09-28
@Kup9_NpS

Avalonia is a promising and promising C# framework, but is still in pre-pre-pre-alpha. For home crafts should be enough.
Xamarin forms - everything is ready for mobile platforms, there are third-party solutions for developing for desktop platforms at different stages of development

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iMaximus, 2017-09-28
@iMaximus

C# Win If you use the framework for cross-platform development of mobile applications Xamarin, where C# is also used, then immediately cover Windows Phone IOS and Android

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Negwereth, 2017-09-28
@Negwereth

You will not believe, but still a web application.
Pay close attention to PWA (Progressive Web Application). What you need is to write it down to the seven, for example, on Electron, and then transfer this code with minimal additions to the web. Then the android will automatically open for you, and Win10 + Mobile in one fell swoop.

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Konstantin Nagibovich, 2017-09-28
@nki

I solve similar problems on 1C. Transferring to a mobile device does not require any modifications.

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evgeniy_lm, 2017-09-28
@evgeniy_lm

There are only two options, either web or JAVA.

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Anton, 2017-09-28
Reytarovsky @Antonchik

Java
C# + xamarin
C++ + Qt

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Kup9_NpS, 2017-09-28
@Kup9_NpS

And if Unity3D?