Independent Software Developer Studio
Nearly every programmer’s first taste of coding begins with the iconic “Hello, World!” program. This classic example originally appeared in The C Programming Language (Second Edition) — commonly abbreviated as K&R2 — written by one of the creators of C. It later spread across the globe, and even today, almost all programming languages use it as their introductory sample code.
C is a general-purpose programming language created in 1972 for the UNIX operating system. The OS itself and most of its bundled software are written in C. However, it is not locked to UNIX and can run on any computer or system.
In the last lesson, we finished setting up WinUI C++ and created our first working app. Today, we’ll break down every part of this starter WinUI C++ project step by step.
This tutorial uses Visual Studio 2022 for development. You can also use the latest Visual Studio 2026 if you have access to it. We’re using the Community edition, which can be downloaded from the link below:
Every mobile app built with NativePHP uses a single native WebView as its core container. WebViews let you build your app UI with any frontend web tools you already know. Since it’s essentially a webpage at heart, the embedded browser takes care of rendering all your web interface content.
In our last lesson, we built our very first Flutter project. It’s a simple app with just one button that increases a number every time you tap it. Below is the folder structure of this project.
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Having gone through the previous lesson, you should already have your Flutter development environment set up. In this tutorial, we’ll build Flutter apps using Android Studio.
Flutter is a framework created by Google, built around Google’s own Dart programming language. With just one single codebase, you can build apps for the web, iOS, Android, Linux, Windows, …
In our last lesson, we set up a default app with NativePHP and pulled it up in a browser. The default local address is: http://127.0.0.1:8000/