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"No they are not electron apps. They are compiled to native code. It's now finally one toolchain(#webpack) It's one codebase and it compiles to:
by vesak 8y ago
"No they are not electron apps. They are compiled to native code.
It's now finally one toolchain(#webpack)
It's one codebase and it compiles to:
Web
Android
IOS
MacOS
UWP
WIN32 (only one that uses electron)
7:52 AM · Jun 13, 2018"
https://mobile.twitter.com/TheLarkInn/status/1006761134395834368 https://mobile.twitter.com/TheLarkInn/status/100676113439583...
- rbinv 8y agoHe says so in another tweet/reply.
- rising-sky 8y agolink?
- rbinv 8y agoSee above (last line).
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- awinder 8y agocomment seems to be saying -- in modern windows (UWP) it'll be using native code, but microsoft is taking the easy path on win32. i guess some people are surprised that despite years of telling people that win32 is going away microsoft is finally making good. but I am not, I'm more excited than anything at another good sign that Microsoft is finally done with legacy windows.
- wvenable 8y ago> Microsoft is finally done with legacy windows. It's kind of sad; all the good stuff I use is basically legacy Windows. None of what Microsoft has done since Windows 7 has appealed to me.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoYeah, it's all been less functional and slower. That's the future of computing now.
- emodendroket 8y agoHell, I hate all my old software just working too. I'd much rather get half-baked versions of everything that don't have all the same features.