Tiny Apps with TinyJS

About a year ago, I was still running my live stream (Code Break) and my final three streams all covered one topic - building desktop applications with non-native code. I covered Tauri (HTML on the front, Rust on the back) and Flet (all Python). Recently I came across another option, tinyjs. TinyJS (technically the name is "tinyjs" but I can't make myself use the lowercase in my writing like that ;) is a lot like PhoneGap/Apache Cordova. Your application is the system web view shipped along with the ability to make system calls via a bridge to txiki.js. This bridge gives you full access to the file system and more, like any other native app. Unlike PhoneGap, this is just for desktop apps, which is fine, but I think the biggest selling point is the size of the bundled app - typically around 6 megs. That's tiny versus something like Electron. It's got hooks into everything a desktop app could need, like native dialogs and OS menus and such. It can write securely to the OS's credential…