It was initially created for GitHub’s Atom editor, but has since been used to create applications by companies like Microsoft ( Visual Studio Code), Facebook, Slack, and Docker.Įlectron makes use of powerful platforms like Google Chromium and Node.js, but also provides its own set of rich APIs for interacting with the underlying operating system.Įlectron provides a native container that wraps web apps so they look and feel like desktop apps with access to operating system features (similar to Cordova for mobile apps). It’s created and maintained by GitHub and it’s available under the MIT permissive license.
In this tutorial we’ll build a cross-platform desktop application with Electron and web technologies such as TypeScript and Angular.Įlectron.js is a popular platform for building cross-platform desktop apps for Windows, Linux and macOS with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
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