Electron is acceptable for seeding the development of a new idea, product, and/or platform. However, as the team and product grow up, it becomes less acceptabl

Electron is acceptable for seeding the development of a new idea, product, and/or platform. However, as the team and product grow up, it becomes less acceptable as users expect more performance by going more native and deeper integration with the OSes. Sorry but Electron is not the future for me. I dislike the memory consumption it eats up. There is nothing acceptable about a simple chat app eating up 1GB of memory when the identical IRC client I had was using 100KB and has more features and the same client was built back a long time ago. As for others talking about how there's plenty of disk storage and memory, that's lazy. We're losing a generation of native coders to people who only know about Javascript and never taking the step to learn more about how bare metal works, effectively losing all the knowledge of optimizations, iterations and programming skills we've learnt in the past three decades. I can assure you, you can stick with Electron apps only for your business but the moment I find a native version of the same apps, I'm done with your business too. Slack, VS Code/Atom, etc, none of them are on my recommendations list and they will never be until they either go native or there's a native competitor. Sublime Text destroys VS Code/Atom completely and yet, the version they've built 5+ years ago is still better than Code/Atom today in pure performance despite all of improvements Atom has done.