@CamilleRoux: tinyjs: framework for building your desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux in JavaScript, without Electron, in just …

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Camille Roux
@CamilleRoux
tinyjs: framework for building your desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux in JavaScript, without Electron, in just 6 MB compared to 150 MB for Electron and 10 MB for Tauri, thanks to the txiki.js backend and native windows. ⬇️
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Camille Roux @CamilleRoux
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oSumAtrIX 🇦🇲 @oSumAtrIX
How do you call native/system APIs?
Camille Roux @CamilleRoux author
I don't know...
chester @mdsiaofficial
Assuming so cool. Lets build one with it
DonislawDev @DonislawDev
:O Interesting idea, maybe one day I will give it a try. Right now I'm avoiding electron because of the app size/performance.
Yoav @YoavCodes
Reminds me of electrobun
Hexabl0b @hexablob
I find the compromise interesting for a small tool, if we accept testing the rendering on each OS since the app uses their WebViews. The doc also specifies that Windows and Linux remain in beta.
runking @168888888888888
Le poids, ça compte pour un outil qu'on ouvre sans y penser.
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