Inspecting Web Views in macOS
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Inspecting Web Views in macOS
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#2Awesome! Do you know more Web Views in use?
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#3GUI development is really fucking broken. I get it, it's hard to compete with a standardized platform with a probably billion man hours poured into it but I'm really hoping that Rust will make it possible to write native and web experiences from one codebase.
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#4OK interesting - but why?
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#5Not sure how do I feel about this, amused or horrified.
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#6Not sure how do I feel about this, amused or horrified.
How about bewildered?
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#8GUI development is really fucking broken. I get it, it's hard to compete with a standardized platform with a probably billion man hours poured into it but I'm really hoping that Rust will make it possible to write native and web experiences from one codebase.
why Rust in particular?
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#9Awesome! Do you know more Web Views in use?
Don't quote me on this, but I believe that Apple Music (nee iTunes) has used web views for a long time; probably over a decade. The entire thing probably isn't a web view, but my recollection is that the store components were.
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#10Wow. I always thought the argument in favor of using web technologies on the desktop was that cross-platform became easier. And yet here is an example of the most unambiguously single-platform app I can possibly imagine, and under the hood it uses web - and React of all things! Crazy.