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I'd be delighted to! We're using Electron, React and TypeScript. You can check out our development team's blog here for more information: - Cross-Platform Application Design with Electron, React, and gRPC ( https://medium.com/p/c13a429b5346/ ) - Why Did We Choose React and TypeScript for QueryPie? ( https://medium.com/p/56c9b2ab352 )
You lost me at Electron. Good luck, but I'm not your target market.
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I'd be delighted to! We're using Electron, React and TypeScript. You can check out our development team's blog here for more information: - Cross-Platform Application Design with Electron, React, and gRPC ( https://medium.com/p/c13a429b5346/ ) - Why Did We Choose React and TypeScript for QueryPie? ( https://medium.com/p/56c9b2ab352 )
This is Hacker News so you will get lots of people chiming in to remind you they won’t use your project because it’s Electron. The people like me usually don’t say anything but I know how disheartening it can be to only receive negativity so I’m going to chime in. I’m currently running Slack and Discord and am happy with both desktop applications. I would absolute consider using any future electron based applications…
Slack, not so much. On my work laptop, it uses 800mb over 5 processes, and is easily 5x slower to paste a screenshot into than Teams.
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I'd be delighted to! We're using Electron, React and TypeScript. You can check out our development team's blog here for more information: - Cross-Platform Application Design with Electron, React, and gRPC ( https://medium.com/p/c13a429b5346/ ) - Why Did We Choose React and TypeScript for QueryPie? ( https://medium.com/p/56c9b2ab352 )
This is Hacker News so you will get lots of people chiming in to remind you they won’t use your project because it’s Electron. The people like me usually don’t say anything but I know how disheartening it can be to only receive negativity so I’m going to chime in. I’m currently running Slack and Discord and am happy with both desktop applications. I would absolute consider using any future electron based applications…
I guess dbeaver is much better, more powerfull and open source IDE for databases.
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Because it's terrible.
But why is it terrible? Just because it's a bulky, but cross-platform solution?
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I'd be delighted to! We're using Electron, React and TypeScript. You can check out our development team's blog here for more information: - Cross-Platform Application Design with Electron, React, and gRPC ( https://medium.com/p/c13a429b5346/ ) - Why Did We Choose React and TypeScript for QueryPie? ( https://medium.com/p/56c9b2ab352 )
This is Hacker News so you will get lots of people chiming in to remind you they won’t use your project because it’s Electron. The people like me usually don’t say anything but I know how disheartening it can be to only receive negativity so I’m going to chime in. I’m currently running Slack and Discord and am happy with both desktop applications. I would absolute consider using any future electron based applications…
This isn't like "I don't like .Net so I'm not going to use any web app or service that runs on the Microsoft stack". The technology choices they make affect how it runs on each individual user's computer, and that will affect some people's decision to use (or not) the app.
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I'd be delighted to! We're using Electron, React and TypeScript. You can check out our development team's blog here for more information: - Cross-Platform Application Design with Electron, React, and gRPC ( https://medium.com/p/c13a429b5346/ ) - Why Did We Choose React and TypeScript for QueryPie? ( https://medium.com/p/56c9b2ab352 )
This is Hacker News so you will get lots of people chiming in to remind you they won’t use your project because it’s Electron. The people like me usually don’t say anything but I know how disheartening it can be to only receive negativity so I’m going to chime in. I’m currently running Slack and Discord and am happy with both desktop applications. I would absolute consider using any future electron based applications…
Meanwhile customers happily used the apps without caring about what tech was used because the apps solved problems for them.
Likewise these days with Electron. If you app solves a real problem, people will use it regardless of the tech you use.
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This is Hacker News so you will get lots of people chiming in to remind you they won’t use your project because it’s Electron. The people like me usually don’t say anything but I know how disheartening it can be to only receive negativity so I’m going to chime in. I’m currently running Slack and Discord and am happy with both desktop applications. I would absolute consider using any future electron based applications…
Would you prefer no one said anything, and the OP wasn't aware that their technical choices will affect whether potential customers use their app? This isn't like "I don't like .Net so I'm not going to use any web app or service that runs on the Microsoft stack". The technology choices they make affect how it runs on each individual user's computer, and that will affect some people's decision to use (or not) the app.
So no, you're not doing anyone any favours here, just spreading negativity.