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Of course it's less convenient for developers not to ship a rendering engine. But should developers' need always come before users' needs, especially for appli
by Jweb_Guru 5y ago
Of course it's less convenient for developers not to ship a rendering engine. But should developers' need always come before users' needs, especially for applications that live and run on their own PCs?
- oscargrouch 5y agoIts not also about user needs, given the final application will have access to more functionality, also guaranteeing things will work. I agree that Electron is user hostile in the way it uses memory, but there's an answer in between the Electron and what Tauri is offering here. Tauri could have a embedded engine and yet propose a better architecture and better use of memory in consequence. The best of both worlds. In Chrome for instance, each tab is equivalent to a app, giving is a whole isolated process and yet it doesnt kill your machine even with many tabs open.