If I were to build a poor man's effigy to visual basic today, I'd use Go as the underlying language, and Fyne for the visual kit.
- Go has strong concurrency that is easy to understand
- Go has easy syntax that makes errors very obvious and debuggable
- Go is multi platform, truly, from OS to hardware, right out of the box
- Go with Fyne can produce a single binary .exe just like visual basic.
- Fyne retains the same look and feel across different environments
Ever tried Delphi (or nowadays, Free Pascal / Lazarus)?
I first encountered Visual Basic, and it felt... Almost there. Then i encountered Delphi, and it was love at first sight.
If I were to build a poor man's effigy to visual basic today, I'd use Go as the underlying language, and Fyne for the visual kit.
- Go has strong concurrency that is easy to understand
- Go has easy syntax that makes errors very obvious and debuggable
- Go is multi platform, truly, from OS to hardware, right out of the box
- Go with Fyne can produce a single binary .exe just like visual basic.
- Fyne retains the same look and feel across different environments