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Is it a good idea to do backward compatibility for Electron-based application? | Hashnode

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Yashu Mittal

Full Stack Dev

Aug 1, 2019

Is it a good idea to do backward compatibility for Electron-based application?

#electron #package #npm #nodejs

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Lazar

Programmer, Python nut, Meteor and hugo fan

I believe the whole idea about electron is for backwards compatibility. I would say Yes.

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