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I have a tech question. If I’m used to running MS Access front ends to back end databases, what language would I need to build a better front-endGUI? -- (edited)
"
by
Will Hunting
Why not web? Web = desktop. Plus you eliminate having to support/upgrade desktop installs when making changes. -- nm
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Aug 3 '21, 09:08
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It’s all local…?
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Will Hunting
Aug 3, 09:16
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Bery would probably know better. Web doesn't have to mean online to the world. Just as a UI -- nm
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oblique
Aug 3, 09:19
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Ok, are we saying JS/Python? I don’t really like Php as an option. I’m replacing the Access stuff. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Aug 3, 09:43
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javascript won't do it. python has an odbc api that might work (you'd have to do some research) -- nm
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decline
Aug 3, 09:44
Yeah, I run PHP locally all the time - and depending on the intent of the database, it could be a stepping stone to making it more widely accessible.
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Beryllium
Aug 3, 09:33
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(Also, php's way of accessing Access might not be the most exercised corner of the language ...) -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 3, 09:34
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