> That was before everything became a snap package in a docker image.
A modern app should consist of dozens of of docker images in k8s on remote cloud infrastructure, all running "serverless" microservices in optimized python*, connected via REST* APIs to a javascript front-end and/or electron "desktop" app, with extensive telemetry and analytics subsystems connected to a prometheus/grafana dashboard.
That is ignoring the ML/LLM components, of course.
If all of this is running reliably, and the network isn't broken again, then you may be able to share notepad pages between your laptop and smartphone.
*possibly golang/protobufs if your name happens to be google and if pytorch and tensorflow haven't been invented yet
A modern app should consist of dozens of of docker images in k8s on remote cloud infrastructure, all running "serverless" microservices in optimized python*, connected via REST* APIs to a javascript front-end and/or electron "desktop" app, with extensive telemetry and analytics subsystems connected to a prometheus/grafana dashboard.
That is ignoring the ML/LLM components, of course.
If all of this is running reliably, and the network isn't broken again, then you may be able to share notepad pages between your laptop and smartphone.
*possibly golang/protobufs if your name happens to be google and if pytorch and tensorflow haven't been invented yet