Electron JavaScript Programs

The past 6 months I've learned JavaScript and CSS. Just now I tried out Electron and packaged my webapp into an .exe and ran it on Windows 7.

To be honest, this is kinda neat. But I've been browsing Jow Forums for many years, and I have a nagging feeling that what I'm doing is """"wrong"""". So tell me Jow Forums, am I a faggot or is it okay to use JS, node.JS and Electron to write programs?

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Jow Forums will complain but its fine

You're doing it wrong.

based and basedpilled

You're literally running another Chrome instance just for some shitty web app. Why would anybody want that?

Go learn a real language faggot.

>it's fine to bundle an entire browser in an exe file just for a shitty web app

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Congrats OP, you made a chrome app.

Use whatever you need for getting shit done. If file size isn't an issue, it's perfectly fine to use it

I still don't get why they don't just point to chrome, or a global engine installation, downloading missing files during an installation stage

Nah I do love a 300MB of RAM calculator