fifafu

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   by fifafu 10y ago

   if they'd be giving you access to the complete node.js ecosystem maybe. With electron you can easily integrate native c++ libaries for high performance stuff or things that require hardware access. It's not like electron is just a
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   by fifafu 10y ago

   Thank you Ionic team! I have already built tons of business apps with Ionic 2 (beta) and really like how easy it is and how well it scales. I also really like your ionic-app-scripts which make things like AOT a breeze. I have developed nati
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   by fifafu 10y ago

   Sure, with Electron/Node you can easily do that: https://nodejs.org/api/addons.html A good example for a performant Electron/Node application is Microsoft VSCode
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   by fifafu 10y ago

   The Accessibility Permissions dialogue doesn't just show up. You as a developer can control when it is shown (using AXIsProcessTrustedWithOptions).
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   by fifafu 10y ago

   no, only if you use the cocoa/carbon apis. Using IOKit it doesn't need access to the Accessibility API. However IOKit is blocked for sandboxed applications.
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   by fifafu 10y ago

   One thing to note: For non-sandboxed apps like Dropbox, the Accessibility API permissions don't really decrease security by a lot (in my opinion). Most bad things can be done without the Accessibility API, e.g. apps can act as key logg