Yeah I’ve noticed a rise in electron apps. Just because it is technically cross platform doesn’t make something efficient. In a lot of cases, devs and large enterprises would be better off simply rewriting code from scratch in Kotlin, Flutter, etc., if performance is the name of the game.
Precisely, but I mean in terms of developer hours. Long term, apps that are developed natively for their target platform are much easier to extend and maintain.
Yeah I’ve noticed a rise in electron apps. Just because it is technically cross platform doesn’t make something efficient. In a lot of cases, devs and large enterprises would be better off simply rewriting code from scratch in Kotlin, Flutter, etc., if performance is the name of the game.
If you want performance you’ll surely won’t go with cross platform. The more general something is the less efficient it is.
Precisely, but I mean in terms of developer hours. Long term, apps that are developed natively for their target platform are much easier to extend and maintain.