You're absolutely right, electron won't die until something better exists. Not something better in terms of performance or technical debt, something better in

You're absolutely right, electron won't die until something better exists. Not something better in terms of performance or technical debt, something better in terms of quickly bring a cross-platform gui to market. This is the old problem: the middle manager can wave a sheet of paper around saying, "my team used an agile electron methodology to disrupt the plastic fork industry!" or whatever, and get rewarded. He cannot, however, explain that by using something else, he saved long-term technical debt, maintainability, etc. because those costs are not immediately visible. I'm kind of hopeful for flutter. God willing, it will solve our problems...