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This is absolutely correct. It may be better in quantifiable end-user metrics to have different native desktop apps for every user. However, it is far worse in
by pfooti 9y ago
This is absolutely correct. It may be better in quantifiable end-user metrics to have different native desktop apps for every user. However, it is far worse in developer cost to write those apps in native frameworks. The trade-off being made is not native vs electron, it's electron vs nothing at all.
- zargon 9y agoNo, it's not electron vs. nothing. It's one good single-platform application vs. one terrible cross-platform application. If you don't have resources for developing on multiple platforms, it is OK to choose one.