Which nodejs framework to choose?

Question

JavaScript

I started learning nodejs for myself in order to be able to write desktop applications for an already created web product, an online store, for example, I started looking for frameworks GUI nodejs on the network, I came across nw.js, electron, while I scored on searches. I started to practice, I wrote the first application on electron, I really liked it, but only at the end I realized that there was no code protection, that is, I took it, wrote it -> sold it, donated it, it didn’t matter -> unpacked it like a regular archive, but in the code, connecting to the database and that's it, my project was crying, which the first grader would demolish.
I started looking further, but came across information that nw.js still provides code protection at a loss of 30% -50% performance.
Haven't realized anything yet...
Guys, the question is that I would like to find a fast cross-platform desktop and mobile app development framework that is easy to understand.

Answer 1

So this is just a graphic wrapper, what is there to steal? how do you request data? Well, this way you can see where the application is accessing the request / response format and take all the data, electron / nwjs / (any thick client or browser) does not matter. Some fiddler will show everything.
well, do not connect directly to the database, but do everything through the API of your server.

Answer 2

And any application can be viewed on Asme and pull out anything. It's certainly not a school level, but... Like you no one does. It is necessary either to greatly reduce the client account in rights, or to write a northern API.
And as far as I know, there are not many desktop frameworks: Electron, NW. JS, something chromium and... all sort of.
If you don't like it, write in another language.

Answer 3

QtQuick.