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This is a very poorly written article. To save you some time: Yes, they're getting rid of Electron. No, they aren't going native. Yes, they're doing what Qt an
by metagame 5y ago
This is a very poorly written article. To save you some time:
Yes, they're getting rid of Electron. No, they aren't going native. Yes, they're doing what Qt and Gtk+ and Microsoft have already been doing for years and just using the toolkit's built-in ability to embed a web browser into a native frame. Yes, this is pretty much just what they were doing during XP but with a more bloated web browser.
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- tored 5y agoQuotes from the article > Since a unique instance of Chrome OS runs in the backend of every Electron app After using Electron I wouldn't be surprised. > As a result, Teams would essentially become close to a native Windows app. Hacker News is native because I'm running it within my native browser.