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In fact I am looking on something like XS7 for my Sciter (https://sciter.com https://sciter.com) to provide ability to run <script type=text/javascript>. Scite

In fact I am looking on something like XS7 for my Sciter (https://sciter.com https://sciter.com) to provide ability to run <script type=text/javascript>. Sciter is an implementation of HTML(~5)/CSS(~3) and DOM/layout/rendering. As for now it has its own JS alike script and VM and is contained in single DLL < 5mb all together. So "yes", mini-electron is feasible and exists already I would say.

maxpert 9y ago
Have you considered opening up the source code for Sciter? You can easily get a significant amount of apps just due to the size and still maintain "paid and supported" version.
- c-smile 9y ago
  I am considering that too. The only thing that is worrying me is that it may take quite a lot of time/effort to publish it. Yet, I am not that good in "legaleze" language, GPL vs BSD vs paid options, etc.
  - vijaybritto 9y ago
    Pls seek help and capitalise on the current situation in desktop apps. We need low memory consuming apps seriously
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nickers 9y ago
Sciter is awesome. I found it too hard to start writing something with TIScript, maybe if there was some step-by-step tutorial it could be easier. > So "yes", mini-electron is feasible and exists already I would say. I believe you could became big player in "web to desktop" market if only sciter had JS & DOM support. That would give you access to existing code and make sciter almost drop in replacement for nw.js or electron. //edit: formatting mistake