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I addressed your idea specifically in the parent comment. The most prominent webapp-on-the-desktop example that I can think of is the Atom text editor. It run
by StevePerkins 11y ago
I addressed your idea specifically in the parent comment.
The most prominent webapp-on-the-desktop example that I can think of is the Atom text editor. It runs like crap, and its installer is roughly 20 TIMES fatter than Notepad++ or Vim's. You could ship the Java-based "jEdit" application, along with a full embedded JVM, and still be 25% lighter.
And the desktop app is written in JavaScript.
If that sounds like a great idea, then there's really nothing else to talk about from here.