@icanvardar 100%. That's why I built Markra — just a focused markdown editor, nothing more. The moment you add databases and team features, you've lost the plot. Tools should do one thing well.
@RoxanaLimban Building Markra — an open-source WYSIWYG Markdown editor with Tauri + Milkdown. The hardest part isn't features, it's making cross-platform feel native. WebView quirks are brutal.
@lightsilver323 Cross-platform desktop app consistency. WebView on macOS vs Windows vs Linux renders differently, IME breaks on Linux, clipboard API behaves differently per OS. The "write once run anywhere" promise is a lie when you're shipping real software.
@reed_barnes Built one with Tauri + Milkdown (WYSIWYG markdown). The AI-generated prototype is fun but the real pain is cross-platform consistency — keyboard shortcuts, font rendering, and IME support differ wildly across OS. Half the battle is platform-specific bugs.
@teremo4ek Great breakdown. The "write once debug everywhere" pain is real with webviews — WKWebView, WebView2, WebKitGTK each have their own quirks with IME, clipboard, and CSS rendering. Qt's consistency is hard to beat for long-lived industrial apps.