Comment by john_the_writer
1 year ago
Sure, but their standards, and what they support aren't even something you can look up. As a JS dev these are the stuff of nightmares.
1 year ago
Sure, but their standards, and what they support aren't even something you can look up. As a JS dev these are the stuff of nightmares.
Learn to write native applications instead.
> native applications
ah got it, so instead of writing React Native, I can instead learn how to write in SwiftUI for iOS, Kotlin for Android and C# for Windows. Easy!
And native applications on web browsers are programmed in...?
No. You don't write "native applications on web browsers".
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Step 1: Convince your users that they should trust a native application that runs outside of a sandbox.
Step 2: Wonder why you don't have more users.
The more applications stay confined inside a browser tab, the better.
Instead of complaining about native applications being outside of sandboxes... try looking at existing sandbox solutions. Or, hey, use an open source operating system and extend the existing sandbox solutions for whatever you think is missing.
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