Comment on React Desktop – React UI Components for OS X El Capitan and Windows 10Comments−dgreensp10yThe widgets aren't native, which would be about a thousand times cooler. They are fakes made out of CSS.−douglasheriot10yHere’s a real reactive-native for desktop OS X Cocoa I found:https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-desktopCurrently just "hacking weekend" level maturity. https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/247#issuecom...I have never actually tried it, but this one is real native controls. It’s on my TODO list…−Void_10yThis is great stuff!Wonder if once Swift is open-sourced we'll see a library like that in Swift. Imagine writing React code in Swift and rebuilding that for Windows!−voltagex_10yDo you have any idea how the native bridge works? I wonder if it could be done for Windows - what's the equivalent UI toolkit?−sebslomski10yIs that even necessary for windows? Doesn't windows already have this abstraction layer with windows.js?−voltagex_10yGood point - https://github.com/winjs/react-winjs
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The widgets aren't native, which would be about a thousand times cooler. They are fakes made out of CSS.
Here’s a real reactive-native for desktop OS X Cocoa I found:
https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-desktop
Currently just "hacking weekend" level maturity. https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/247#issuecom...
I have never actually tried it, but this one is real native controls. It’s on my TODO list…
This is great stuff!
Wonder if once Swift is open-sourced we'll see a library like that in Swift. Imagine writing React code in Swift and rebuilding that for Windows!
Do you have any idea how the native bridge works? I wonder if it could be done for Windows - what's the equivalent UI toolkit?
Is that even necessary for windows? Doesn't windows already have this abstraction layer with windows.js?
Good point - https://github.com/winjs/react-winjs