Electron is probably the easiest way to move a web app to an application. See: https://electronjs.org/
It uses html, javascript, css and should be able to connect to your postgresql database. ../Dave On Oct 11, 2018, 8:53 AM -0400, o1bigtenor via talk <[email protected]>, wrote: > Greetings > > I have been using a web application for one of my business functions. > Besides the limitation of it being a web application (the web is NOT > as consistent nor as quick as is considered 'normal' for those that > like in rural areas) there are to many areas where I need to tweak the > results. Therefore I would like to re-create this application. > > At its base its somewhat like a recipe system. I plan on using > postgresql for data holding and now what might be a good way of now > doing the work. > > Think that an item has from 5 to 50 of 50 information fields. I am > adding a number of items together and specifying quantities of each > item trying to achieve levels that I previously specified. > > The present application uses css and javascript and some other things > that are on the 'home' (program owner's) server. > > Hopefully this description is clear enough and gives enough > information so that suggestions might be forthcoming. (I asked an > engineer friend and his suggestion was to use a monte carlo type of > system but that would be several levels more complex that I think > might be necessary for this application.) > > Regards > > Dee > --- > Talk Mailing List > [email protected] > https://gtalug.org/mailman/listinfo/talk
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