I’m not sure what standard you mean, but the more things get pushed to assembly, the less they’ll have anything to do with standards like ecmascript. Looking at some of the more commonly used electron apps is just scary. Use element.io on your phone and lose 30% battery coverage. It causes permanent fan usage on anything from a thinkpad x230 to an apple m1 (latter reported by one of my users this week). Compare to gomuks (in go) or even mirage (QT/QML with c++ for libolm) and it’s not even the same ballpark.
I’m not against webapps per se, I maintain one for SFOS, but even if I wanted to distribute via the web, I’d still try to design well enough to build a parallel QML view. QT/QML is much more performant even if QML is not trivial to design with.
Anyway, google’s android is the defacto standard. I guess I’ll just stand out like a sore thumb.