> There may come a point in time when a well-written native app won't trounce an Electron-based app in terms of memory footprint, startup time, and integration

> There may come a point in time when a well-written native app won't trounce an Electron-based app in terms of memory footprint, startup time, and integration with the host platform. But that time is not now, and it's silly to pretend otherwise. It's also silly to pretend that users will notice or care, assuming a well written electron app. Again, look at VS Code. Now assume that the app is aimed at a non-technical audience who aren't going to be examining their resource monitors and who would never describe anything as a Mac citizen. If the customer doesn't notice or care, then the superiority of native apps does not exist.