Explore Nextron, a package that combines the powerful features of Next.js and Electron to easily create multi-platform desktop applications.

Explore the optimal architectures for Electron.js apps of low, medium, and high complexity that minimize performance degradations.

electron-vite brings Vite capabilities to Electron app development. See how to use it to build a simple Electron app with a React frontend.

Let’s explore Tauri, a new desktop application framework. We’ll look at how to get started using it, how it works, and more.

If you’ve worked with Vue before, it’s simple to get started with Electron. Use the Vue CLI plugin for Electron Builder and make a demo app.

Follow along with a tutorial and example build for a cross-platform app using Svelte, Electron, and Reloadly.

Discover why you might want to use an alternative to Electron, and how to install and use two lightweight options: Tauri and Neutralinojs.

Here, you can take a look at boilerplates for desktop applications using React and Electron to compare use cases.

Electron apps tend to be slow. The trick is to offload CPU-intensive tasks to other, faster languages, such as Rust.

Understanding how to write custom directives will really kick your Vue skills up a notch. Learn how to build a markdown preview app with Vue and Electron.

Thanks to TypeScript we can abstract this entire logic into a cleanly separated and properly encapsulated application.

In this article, we’ll look at how to pass data between different windows (known as processes).