Hey! I just discovered Electrino from this thread and no wonder it grabbed a lot of interest! I didn't even consider the idea and now I want it. I used to be a

Hey! I just discovered Electrino from this thread and no wonder it grabbed a lot of interest! I didn't even consider the idea and now I want it. I used to be a native dev (from when native meant desktop OS :P) and switched to web apps just for UI development convenience, then node-webkit came. I still use both nw.js and Electron (though I admit I kinda like nw.js more, IPC is a PITA) but, even though I love the development experience, I absolutely hate the end user experience. Can you elaborate on why is Electrino a multi-year commitment? I guess I can see why if you meant Electrino as a drop-in replacement of Electron. Did you consider scaling down the features a bit? Just bundle a native webview + Node.js, add some kind of IPC and let userland do the rest. Would this be achievable or am I missing something that makes it way harder than I imagine? EDIT: After scanning my own comment I see why... the idea is to not bundle Node.js and instead use the native JS engine which does not include Node APIs nor leverages the NPM ecosystem.