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Here's five ways that you can use to build a desktop application. So number one is Electron. Electron is controversial. It bundles an entire copy of Chrome, Node.js with every application that you install. And this makes it obviously really resource heavy. Number two is QT. QT is written in C++ but you'll often find high level packages or bindings in your favorite programming language. It's really fast and has been around for a long time, but it's a steeper learning curve than something like Electron. Number three is Tauri. Tauri lets you use web tech in order to build a desktop app, except it uses Rust on the backend. Number four, multi-platform app UI. You use the .NET framework to build cross-platform desktop apps. Since it plugs into Windows directly, you can get access to many of the native systems. Number five is Flutter. You can use Flutter to build a desktop app. So if you're like building a mobile app already with Flutter, then maybe some lines of code you can change and there you go.