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When looking at the comments [1] for Tabby, people pointed out that “modern” nowadays tends to mean web technologies. Seems like that hasn’t changed. [1] https
by CaptainFever 3y ago
When looking at the comments [1] for Tabby, people pointed out that “modern” nowadays tends to mean web technologies. Seems like that hasn’t changed.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29553767 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29553767
- G-Ray 3y agoI chose web technologies for PikaTorrent because I wanted the ability to remotely control my instances on the web, which you can access at https://app.pikatorrent.com https://app.pikatorrent.com. Additionally, Expo allows me to target both web and native mobile platforms using React Native. It's a significant time-saver to maintain a single codebase that can target the web, desktop (via Electron), and native mobile platforms. However, in the context of a terminal like Tabby or Hyper, it may make less sense to choose web technologies over cross-platform native libraries. I suppose the goal here was to create an easily "hackable" terminal experience.