For Slack it does. Building an app via Electron means it's cross-platform by default, so Slack doesn't need to invest in separate platform teams to solve the same problem (Windows, macOS, Linux).
Electron also has better support for things like native notifications, video and voice calls, offline capabilities, and to other native APIs etc that are either unsupported or spottily supported via the browser.
Calling Slack a webpage is like calling an office building a room.
Slack is just as much a complex app as anything else even if it's built on web tech and standards.
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Slack IS an app.
Watch out for friendly fire
Users =/= Subscribers. Most of these users are probably not paying users so from a financial perspective it does not hurt Netflix to shed them.
How do you tell if a piece of work contains AI generated content or not?
It's not hard to generate a piece of AI content, put in some hours to round out AI's signatures / common mistakes, and pass it off as your own. So in practise it's still easy to benefit from AI systems by masking generate content as largely your own.
No. Still stumps me why some people put it up there with Firefox, there is no contest. Brave is sketch as hell.
Simple, she works at Twitter. Just preparing for a code review with Elon.
What about Flutter?