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It's based on the Electron framework (http://electron.atom.io/ http://electron.atom.io/) so the installer contains an entire copy of the Chromium browser. I agr

by gschier 10y ago

It's based on the Electron framework (http://electron.atom.io/ http://electron.atom.io/) so the installer contains an entire copy of the Chromium browser. I agree that it's large, but it's basically the only option for an indie developer to write a cross-platform app. Also, 32 bit support is possible, but is a bit of work and demand hasn't been high enough to spend time on it. P.S. All the data in the screenshots is fake :P

userbinator 10y ago
When I think "cross-platform app", I think of Java. Maybe I'm getting old... P.S. All the data in the screenshots is fake :P I've seen a few instances where the data would decode to something like "if you can read this, we're hiring".
- gschier 10y ago
  haha :D
- jimmcslim 10y ago
  SoapUI is a cross-platform Java REST/SOAP, etc testing tool. Was originally open-source, there is now a paid version but an OSS version is still available. https://www.soapui.org https://www.soapui.org
Veratyr 10y ago
> I agree that it's large, but it's basically the only option for an indie developer to write a cross-platform app. What ever happened to Qt, WxWidgets and the like?