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Consider Chromium Embedded Framework, or Sciter. These too let you define your UI with JS/HTML/CSS, but you're not shipping a node.js server with your app, whic
by raspie 9y ago
Consider Chromium Embedded Framework, or Sciter. These too let you define your UI with JS/HTML/CSS, but you're not shipping a node.js server with your app, which makes your app much lighter.
- SahAssar 9y agoIn that case why not just make a webapp?
- raquo 9y agoBecause you can still have a "backend" hosted on the user's computer, it just doesn't have to be node.js, could be something more efficient or powerful or whatever is needed.
- zerr 9y agoI believe it is Chromium that's the main bloat point in Electron, not the node.js.