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by gdfhhgddhjj
3168 days ago
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Right, but does eg slack actually use any of that? It’s not a great native client by any stretch—it doesn’t use a native UI, it’s not particularly snappy, and it doesn’t do any special integration. So, it seems that electron is mostly a way to distinguish certain sites from others, not that they provide a better experience. Granted I do like the distinct app icon. But electron should mean more than that to qualify as meaningfully native. |
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So Slack gets an icon on the homescreen and possibly offline notification + notification integration with the OS.
That might be pretty limited from a technical perspective, but it's a massive product thing from a product perspective.
Also, it's possible they may use file access for caching/storage etc..