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All of our end users are internal, so the main bloat-related problems wouldn't really be an issue at all. Why should we be worried about electron in the future?
by DanFeldman 8y ago
All of our end users are internal, so the main bloat-related problems wouldn't really be an issue at all. Why should we be worried about electron in the future?
- cpburns2009 8y agoElectron is notorious for disregarding all platform conventions, being slow, and being a memory hog.
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- deckiedan 8y agoI have 3 "internal" tools in electron I need to have running all the time on my PC... It's a corporate dell mini PC, poor thing.
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- hotpotjunkie 8y agoThe worry is that you have too many developers who don't consider HTML/CSS/JS a proper stack for a "real" engineer and there refuses to learn it.
- codemac 8y ago> even though the development time is obviously shorter with electron Evidence? I think you're making a great point (about the reputation of html/css/js) but leave the unfounded claims out and your point would be stronger.
- xfer 8y agoObviously shorter to people who have done HTML/CSS/JS for some time, same with Qt/C++ or Qt/Python.