> But Electron!" Yes, Electron hasn't taken the world by storm because it has two huge deficiencies: 1. It takes an enormous amount of resources including ram a

> But Electron!" Yes, Electron hasn't taken the world by storm because it has two huge deficiencies: 1. It takes an enormous amount of resources including ram and disk. 2. It has no native DOM API bindings so it takes even more ram and cpu to compile and run JS quickly. In my observation, Electron's deficiencies go beyond these two. One glaring issue is the UX not conforming to the native OS guidelines/conventions, including things like keyboard based navigation and OS feature integration. Give me a native app and an Electron (or similar app, including the abominations that are Catalyst apps on macOS), and I'll choose native apps every time.