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Electron is an open-source framework for creating desktop applications with your favorite web technologies: JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It makes it easy to create a simple app with a few lines of code, using languages you already know. Want to learn more? Join Ray Villalobos as he walks through the techniques you need to master cross-platform desktop development with Electron. Learn how to configure and communicate between app windows (web pages) via the main and renderer processes; use Vue.js—the progressive JavaScript framework—with Electron; and improve your apps by modifying components and adding modals. Plus, see how to finish up an app by customizing menus and adding an icon for your dock.
Topics include:
- Creating a webview app
- Configuring multiple windows and window events
- Using Vue.js with Electron
- Modifying components to improve your app
- Using Vue.js developer tools
- Adding modals
- Creating custom menus
- Managing interprocess communication (IPC) events
Table of Contents
1 Cross-platform apps with Electron
2 Using the exercises for this course
3 Installing Electron
4 Creating a web view app
5 Loading hybrid projects
6 Exploring BrowserWindow
7 Handling window events
8 Creating multiple windows
9 Controlling window timing
10 Inter process communication (IPC)
11 Installing Vue and Electron
12 Using an existing Vue.js project
13 Building and exploring the installation
14 Choosing a loading strategy
15 Modifying components
16 Using Vue developer tools
17 Adding a modal
18 Creating menus
19 Managing IPC events
20 Finishing your application
21 Next steps
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