Code reusability

2. Security

If you need to transform a native application into a hybrid application, you can use Electron to do it. As the information remains within the system at a local level, you don’t have to worry about data security. Conversely, if a user wishes to retain information in the cloud, the programmer has to ensure that the cloud system is secure enough.

3. Management simplification

Clients will never run into problems when conveying the requirements of their projects to development teams. After all, cross-platform apps work on all platforms. Developers won’t have to conduct too many tests to ensure every app for every platform has the same features.

The work takes place in a different codebase, which gives QA engineers enough time to fix issues hiding within the said application. In the end, the development time decreases significantly.

4. Performance standards

In specific instances, cross-platform solutions developed using Electron demonstrate incredible performance. Native apps fail to deliver such a level of performance. However, it depends on the following factors.

● The number of components the desktop uses ● Whether the machine loads only the required elements