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>As for the RAM increase, well that's probably a consequence of the general trend of doing frontend engineering via JS/TS instead of using OS native frontend AP
by VladVladikoff 4mo ago
>As for the RAM increase, well that's probably a consequence of the general trend of doing frontend engineering via JS/TS instead of using OS native frontend APIs
Can someone explain to me why these multi operating system app building tools don’t compile down to native code and leverage native APIs? Is there nothing like that available?
- AlotOfReading 4mo agoMicrosoft has written more application development frameworks than you can shake a stick at. They've also failed to gain traction with virtually all of them, even internally.
- contextfree 4mo agoWinUI2/UWP was heavily adopted internally though?* Most Windows shell UI and built-in apps use it at this point. * (at least within the Windows organization; maybe not so much in other parts of Microsoft)
- happymellon 4mo agoLeadership is weak. As an operating system vendor, it should be a dismissable offence to refuse to use the OS standard APIs. Your products need to be the standard that other try to imitate.
- mfro 4mo agoThe web browser is a compiled program. The problem is that it’s a huge program.