Cross platform is a perfectly fine goal. Why should a developer care need to write `open()` on one system and `OpenFile()` on another, when all they really mean

Cross platform is a perfectly fine goal. Why should a developer care need to write `open()` on one system and `OpenFile()` on another, when all they really mean is "open this file" with the exact same semantics? That said, I think electron is overkill from a technical standpoint, and ultimately is probably too harsh on hardware, but I've given up caring about that in the short term, because there are bigger problems with how our stupid computers are implemented.