The problem starts with the apps and the way people use Electron. For many, porting a web application to an Electron means taking your existing code as-is and embedding it into an Electron container.

When does it make more sense to develop a native desktop app, or an Electron-powered web UI app? We break it down for you.

Two Microsoft MVPs have collaborated on a project called Electron.NET that uses the open source ASP.NET Core 2.0 framework to create cross-platform desktop apps running on Windows, OSX and Linux.

The Electron framework, which was previously used for the now-deprecated WhatsApp app, enabled developers to create cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies.

The Electron framework, utilized by the deprecated app, allowed developers to create cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies.

Here is when Electron enters the picture to save the day. Electron allows you to build desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Electron allows you to build desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. There are many arguments on the internet against Electron, one of them being its performance and many times low ...

Electron allows you to build desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. There are many arguments on the internet against Electron, one of them being its performance and many times low ...