I don’t like Electron too much, and I don’t program Electron apps (I mostly code C++ and C#), but I saw good products built on Electron. For example, visual studio code is fine.
It’s the same story with all high-level tools. They’re easier to use and have lower barrier to entry, used by less skilled programmers who fail to deliver good products.
For example, Unity3D has very low barrier and there’re many low-quality games built with that. But if developers know what they’re doing it is possible to build great games, e.g. cities skyline.
It’s the same story with all high-level tools. They’re easier to use and have lower barrier to entry, used by less skilled programmers who fail to deliver good products.
For example, Unity3D has very low barrier and there’re many low-quality games built with that. But if developers know what they’re doing it is possible to build great games, e.g. cities skyline.