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> Its goal is to make building a native app as easy as building with Electron. 1. Building with Electron is not easy 2. Building native apps is easy (at least
by jablan 7y ago
> Its goal is to make building a native app as easy as building with Electron.
1. Building with Electron is not easy
2. Building native apps is easy (at least was the last time I checked on Windows some decades ago, I guess it's not harder now)
- t0astbread 7y agoDepends on where you come from. If you're already accustomed to the web stack you'll love Electron. If you come from a .NET background or something similar, you'll prefer native.
- imedadel 7y agoWhere do I start if I want to build a native app for Windows, in terms of language, frameworks and UI kits?
- kkarakk 7y agoDownload the Universal app SDK package in Visual Studio 2019(on windows 10 post anniversary update only afaik) and you're off. Language can be c# or js,framework is .net framework and UI is modernized XAML or html/cordova however the js/html/cordova support is a second class citizen and you'll have an easier time just using c#/XAML
- apersona 7y agoIt's the easiest way to get all platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) if you're already comfortable with web dev.