There’s a lot more to getting an app to feel native than just shortcuts, unfortunately. A native platform toolkit will do the right thing for your platform, sometimes even if you don’t know what the right thing is or that it exists.
Re:Electron 7.0
by recklessplayer on Friday October 25, 2019 @02:26AM
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I completely agree with this.
As a blind screen reader user, Electron apps are 90% inaccessible to me and other screen reader users.
Screen readers (on any platform) interact with the underlying libraries/ frameworks.
Every operating system supports its own native toolkit.
It's a shame that Java's SWT framework fell out of favor for cross-platform software. That is quite accessible.
Unfortunately, blind screen reader users are overlooked when it comes to these types of underlying frameworks.
Electron is sooo simple. I mean, we've run into some pretty interesting issues like with hardware acceleration and difference in color and font rendering between platforms, but if a guy like me can code, sign and ship a fully functional application, anyone can.
Also, I can really recommend Vue and Quasar for anyone looking at building electron and mobile apps. Really fun!