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One man’s “beautiful” is another man’s “flat and bare” :) That said - $20 feels right for this sort of thing. Gotta be light, polished and snappy though, truly
by latitude 7y ago
One man’s “beautiful” is another man’s “flat and bare” :)
That said - $20 feels right for this sort of thing. Gotta be light, polished and snappy though, truly exceptional. Not of an Electron variety. The fee is basically a pat on a back for the developer for a job well done.
Certainly not more, because it’s a goodwill purchase. But if it’s less, then it’ll look like a temp side project with a limited life expectancy.
- ryeguy_24 7y agoHaven't ever seen Electron until now. What's wrong with Electron?
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoElectron apps basically include and run a full copy of the Chromium web browser, with all the cpu and memory requirements that entails.
- ancarda 7y agoPrograms built with Electron are written in HTML 5 packaged by wrapping Chromium around it. People's main beef with Electron is size (of the binary) and memory usage. Since you're technically running a whole webbrowser (just with 1 "tab"), it's quite heavy. Think of a simple calculator app taking 50 MB of disk space and using 150 MB of RAM A lot of programs these days are built using Electron, or similar techniques (packaged HTML 5 app) partly as it's a quick way to build an app that's cross platform and has a lot of functionality