This makes no sense and completely disregards context. There are perfectly valid use cases for Electron, and they have absolutely nothing to do with what you s

This makes no sense and completely disregards context. There are perfectly valid use cases for Electron, and they have absolutely nothing to do with what you said. There are also insane amounts of cross-platform native code written on platform abstractions layers. > Developers are so into code sharing, write once run everywhere, that they don't stop and ask if they should. Isn't that the very purpose of Qt or GTK which the article is promoting instead of Electron?