Stephen Grider – Electron for Desktop Apps: The Complete Developer’s Guide

• What you will learn
  Learn how to make native-Feeling applications with web development technologies
  Learn the secrets of development Electron JS
  From a single codebase, create applications that run on MacOS and Windows.
  Both traditional and modern singles are possible-Window apps and status tray-Apps that are based on the Internet
  How to integrate existing technologies, such as Redux or React, into your business Electron JS apps
  Because there is so much competition in the market, you can build a profitable business using desktop apps.
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  The History of Electron
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  Requirements

  Javascript: Basic understanding
  Description

  Get your web design skills out of the browser!  This course will teach you the topics you need to make a #1 best-selling desktop app.

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  What is it? Electron?

  Electron It is an elegant solution for writing desktop-You can create web-based apps with existing web technologies like HTML, CSS, Javascript.  Electron Is used for ultra-popular apps like Atom, Slack, and Discord.

  Who builds desktop apps?!

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  The shift from desktop development to mobile has been dramatic over the last 10 years. This is true but it also means that desktop app developers still have the opportunity to make desktop apps. Mobile developers are now all the rage.  With an app that you spent a few hours building, you can easily reach the top of the MacOS Store. This is something that would not happen on mobile.  The The last app that you create in this course can easily be made into a front-Appendix

  What are you going to build?

  All my courses can be accessed via ‘learn-By-“Doing”: No boring lectures or Powerpoints. Only live, interactive coding examples.  We’ll be building four different apps, each with different features. Electron.  By putting each concept into a real app, you’ll get a better idea of when to use each unique and powerful feature.

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Both MacOS and Windows supported!

Apps you’ll create:

Video File Analyzer.  This first app will show you how to control the underlying OS. You’ll create a tool to analyse video files with the FFMPEGCLI tool.  This app will familiarize you with ElectronAlong with an understanding of how a basic app is built.
Cross Window Todo List: Ok, yep, a todo app, I know, but you’ll learn how to manipulate multiple windows with ElectronThis is in addition to customizing the top navigation bar.  The emphasis is also placed on cross-platform experiences between MacOS, Windows and Linux.
System Tray Timer.  Create a classic system-Tray-based apps – these are the types of apps that appear as icons on your desktop.  This course will teach you how to polish up common apps. Electron Your users will assume they are using native apps.
Video File Converter.  Develop an app that can convert videos to any format.  Existing apps offering the exact same functionality are already selling. for $10 in the MacOS Store This tool is amazingly useful, and is something that I use daily myself!

Here are the things we will learn:

The theory and history behind the invention. Electron
Develop complex desktop applications with repeatable processes
You can combine classic desktop apps as well as ‘tray.-Apps that are “based”
Give your business a polished look Electron Apps that feel more native to the user
Avoid the common pitfalls of Electron

I created the course that I wanted to take while I was learning. Electron. The course will explain the concepts and show you how to apply them in the best way. for They will help you understand them better.

Who are these people? for:
Anyone who wishes to make compelling native desktop apps

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