Electron

Build cross-platform desktop applications using JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Electron is based on Node.js and Chromium and is used by the Atom editor and many other apps.

Lessons

Each lesson focuses on a single aspect of building the project, like modeling the data, building a GraphQL server in Elixir, or building a mobile client for it in Flutter.

Introduction to Electron

A quick rundown on Electron

React in Electron

How to use React in your Electron app

Electron API

Checking Electron API functionalities

Notifications and Menus

Working with Notifications and Menu for Electron

Authors

The code in the applications was produced by:

./franzé jr

Franzé Jr

Software Engineer with experience working in multi-cultural teams, Franze wants to help people when he can, and he is passionate about programming and Computer Science. Founder of RemoteMeetup.com where he can meet people all over the World. When Franze is not coding, he is studying something about programming.

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