Everything you need to know about the latest version of ElectronJS

 


Electron is a desktop app development framework based on JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Electron allows you to retain a single JavaScript codebase and create cross-platform programmes that function on Windows, macOS, and Linux by integrating Chromium and Node.js into its binary – no native programming experience is necessary.

Pre-requisites

These instructions assume that the reader is familiar with both Node.js and web programming in general.

You'll also have a better idea of how Electron works if you learn about Chromium's process model. The Chrome comic, which was released in conjunction with Chrome's introduction in 2008, provides a quick summary of Chrome architecture. Even though it's been over a decade, the key principles given in the comic are still useful in understanding ElectronJS solutions.

Running examples with Electron Fiddle

Electron Fiddle is a sandbox application created in Electron and maintained by the Electron project's maintainers. Installing it as a learning tool to experiment with Electron's APIs or to prototype features during development is strongly recommended.

Fiddle works well with our docs as well. You'll see an "Open in Electron Fiddle" button underneath a code block while navigating through the examples in our tutorials. If you have Fiddle installed, clicking this button will open a fiddle.electronjs.org link that will load the example into Fiddle without the need for copy-pasting.

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