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Not just Java, there's been a decline of desktop apps in general. It's kind of ironic, because most of our apps are now running in an even slower language with
by bouncycastle 5y ago
Not just Java, there's been a decline of desktop apps in general.
It's kind of ironic, because most of our apps are now running in an even slower language with "Java" in the name (JavaScript)
- Tommabeeng 5y agoI find this such a shame. I think this reflects an increasingly consumer versus producer aspect of culture. I find that desktop apps support and foster creativity, and producing readily manipulable creative artifacts - with speed. Sass/webapps/etc tend to foster consumer-oriented, indeed mobile, usage, creation and creative operations are often subtly high-latency and subsequently & so are tacitly discouraged while consumption is encouraged. I love the pitch found in https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/ https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/, but it doesn't seem like it's resonated much in the large - so far, at least.