Comment by isaachinman 12 hours ago This is a really important question. If true, it could end a lot of Electron wastefulness. 3 comments isaachinman Reply jorisw 12 hours ago Don’t see how compiling Typescript changes how little Electron cares about the host OS in terms of UI and how it just ships Chromium in order to show any UI at all nkmnz 9 hours ago Nothing more horrible than apps that "care about the host OS in terms of UI", thus looking different on every type of device I have to use for work. queenkjuul 9 hours ago Im 99% certain it cannot. This seems better suited to server side projects.Deno is building a less-wasteful Electron style framework for native desktop apps
jorisw 12 hours ago Don’t see how compiling Typescript changes how little Electron cares about the host OS in terms of UI and how it just ships Chromium in order to show any UI at all nkmnz 9 hours ago Nothing more horrible than apps that "care about the host OS in terms of UI", thus looking different on every type of device I have to use for work.
nkmnz 9 hours ago Nothing more horrible than apps that "care about the host OS in terms of UI", thus looking different on every type of device I have to use for work.
queenkjuul 9 hours ago Im 99% certain it cannot. This seems better suited to server side projects.Deno is building a less-wasteful Electron style framework for native desktop apps
Don’t see how compiling Typescript changes how little Electron cares about the host OS in terms of UI and how it just ships Chromium in order to show any UI at all
Nothing more horrible than apps that "care about the host OS in terms of UI", thus looking different on every type of device I have to use for work.
Im 99% certain it cannot. This seems better suited to server side projects.
Deno is building a less-wasteful Electron style framework for native desktop apps