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So feel free to correct me if you think I'm wrong. I thought the biggest draw to Electron was that it was a single stable platform that worked and looked the s

by rstat1 6y ago

So feel free to correct me if you think I'm wrong. I thought the biggest draw to Electron was that it was a single stable platform that worked and looked the same everywhere. I feel like (based on that) any attempts to move to OS bundled web engines would completely miss the point of why Electron is popular.

The_Colonel 6y ago
I think the biggest advantage of Electron is that you can write one code and it will run on all major desktop platforms AND web. There isn't really any other good solution for this. > I feel like (based on that) any attempts to move to OS bundled web engines would completely miss the point of why Electron is popular. If the web platform is modern enough (chrome, firefox and mayybe safari) then supporting these different platforms is not that difficult.
- rstat1 6y ago
  Not difficult no. But certainly not anywhere close to the 0 extra effort required by an app developer to support other platforms with Electron as it currently is.