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Everywhere I see electron apps are being written. Just yesterday saw a file manager that looks like mc which can only display 100 files and no noise support in

• gchp 9y ago
  While I also find the surge of electron-based application somewhat amusing, you can't deny that it has made it easier for more developers to develop cross-platform applications without having to develop and manage several codebases with different languages. I'm working on a side-project at the moment, a large part of which is a desktop application. Using electron allows me to get a cross-platform app out the door pretty quickly. If I had a team of more than one, perhaps I would consider using something else, but as long as it is just me electron just makes sense.
  • keyle 9y ago
    This is correct 100%. At the end of the day, it's about the productivity * developer head count. That said it still makes me sick. But what's the alternative? Lazarus? Gtk+? Yuck. AIR was looking good, but now everyone is treating it like the plague.