Things people get wrong about Electron
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Web technologies, particularly Electron, have become popular for building desktop applications. Electron uses Chromium to render UIs, allowing developers to combine HTML with native code. Many well-known apps like Visual Studio Code and Slack use Electron. Despite concerns about performance and size, Electron offers advantages in stability, security, and cross-platform development. Its success stems from meeting developers' needs to build desktop apps users enjoy, rather than competing with other technologies.
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