I am researching what way to go. I need to build a good structured approach, in a way a skeleton app so other developers can start coding against it.
Requirements: - Web application (SQL Server) - Desktop application (Sql Lite) - Authentication - Same code base as much as possible - Modular structure - Continuous delivery
So far I was using NW as a platform. As for the frameworks, I have experimented with Sails, and unfortunately it turns out that SQLite will be a problem for the Sails. Sails uses waterline, and I cant make it work with compiled SQlite. I would love to use Sails, as I have experience with it.
Now, I am looking at NW and Express. At least I know I can make it work with SQLite.
Recently I heard about the Electron. And I have some questions regarding it.
- Is it better approach to use it versus NW + some framework?
- In Electron, do I also must use compiled Sqlite binaries? if the answer is no, then it seems Sails.js is plausible decision
- What are the pitfalls of the Electron in the long run?
Any insight is appreaciated.
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