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> Why use an Electron binding for .NET that makes it inherently locked to Windows You’re a couple years behind on cross platform support in dot net and complet
by yodon 9y ago
> Why use an Electron binding for .NET that makes it inherently locked to Windows
You’re a couple years behind on cross platform support in dot net and completely missing the cross platform support in Electron/Electron.NET. Zero hoops to jump. Electron.NET apps just work, out of the the box, on macOS and Linux, in addition to on Windows. Today.
- mikewhy 9y agoI don't think this is cross-platform: Cross Platform? (Closed): https://github.com/NeutroniumCore/Neutronium/issues/14 https://github.com/NeutroniumCore/Neutronium/issues/14 And it looks like all the examples reference .net 4.5, which isn't .net core: https://github.com/NeutroniumCore/Neutronium/search?p=1&q=NETFramework&type=&utf8=%E2%9C%93 https://github.com/NeutroniumCore/Neutronium/search?p=1&q=NE...
- nightski 9y agoThat's not Electron.NET which is what the parent was referring to.