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It's very clear there's several ways they could 'improve' it: * Replacing Chromium with Edge to improve integration with Windows 10. * Introducing .NET runtim
by iuguy 8y ago
It's very clear there's several ways they could 'improve' it:
* Replacing Chromium with Edge to improve integration with Windows 10.
* Introducing .NET runtime integration
* SharePoint and O365 integration which with the above would make it almost as powerful as SilverLight
* Cortana support baked-in
* Windows Telemetry
- Spivak 8y agoNon-snark version of this: * Give Electron the ability to support multiple browser back-ends and use the user's preferred browser by default. * Decouple Electron from JS/Node and allow developers to use whatever language they prefer to drive the native integration. * Improve their JS SDKs for SharePoint, OneDrive, and O365. * Port their Cortana SDK from WinJS to Node. * Can't help here.
- NullPrefix 8y ago>* Introducing .NET runtime integration >* Windows Telemetry Doesn't telemetry come by default with .NET ?
- nathanaldensr 8y agoWith .NET Core, yes. It's the one thing I hate about .NET Core. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/telemetry https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/telemetry Simply put, any data gathering or telemetry that is default opt-in deserves scorn. I say this as someone who's used Microsoft development tools since QBasic and VB 3.