> Nobody wants to write native software anymore because there are too many variations of hardware and operating systems but everyone wants their apps to run on everything.
So far we have: Android and i(pad)OS (mobile); MacOS, Windows, *nix? (desktop); And the web. That's not a lot of platform. My theory is that no one want to properly architect their software anymore. It's just too easy to build a ball of mud on top of electron and have a 5GB node_modules folder full of dependencies with unknown provenance.
So far we have: Android and i(pad)OS (mobile); MacOS, Windows, *nix? (desktop); And the web. That's not a lot of platform. My theory is that no one want to properly architect their software anymore. It's just too easy to build a ball of mud on top of electron and have a 5GB node_modules folder full of dependencies with unknown provenance.