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@mruzekw react-native and electron are very different environments, not sure if makes sense to have them in the same thing, maybe would be cool to have another template for electron apps. you can take for example Fulcro Inspect itself, which is a electron app, and also a chrome extension
Sure, I wasn’t suggesting coupling them in any way technically. I have a project in which I’d like to build for mobile, web, and desktop. Thus the want for an “all in one” template
@mruzekw yeah, one thing I would love to play with some day is react-native for MacOS (https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos), and I think there are also bindings for windows, not portable like electron, but can give native UI experiences
yeah, if the focus is on supporting more environments (which usually is :P), totally agree
https://proton-native.js.org/ is supposedly cross platform but I didn't test it yet