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Wrapping a browser instead of using one directly doesn't make your application run in a non-browser runtime environment. And to be completely honest, probably
by evook 11y ago
Wrapping a browser instead of using one directly doesn't make your application run in a non-browser runtime environment.
And to be completely honest, probably sacrificing a bit karma. All of your examples enforce my point of view on JS as a 'use it as minimal as necessary' language else avoid it.
- mateuszf 11y agoReact Native doesn't wrap a browser view, it uses native gui controls.
- Yaggo 11y ago> use it as minimal as necessary Interesting point of view, considering that people are building javascript desktop applications, server applications, embedded applications, web (browser) applications, and what not.