Master Electron Framework And Build 5 Advanced Desktop Apps

Master Electron Framework And Build 5 Advanced Desktop Apps, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 89 lectures, based on 128 reviews, and has 1142 subscribers.

You will learn about How to easily build native desktop applications with HTML, CSS and Javascript (JS) Build cross platform desktop applications from scratch How to package and distribute electron desktop applications for macOS, windows and linux How to give your desktop applications a native feel across all operating systems How to build stunning desktop app Interface with Photon Kit How to use the electron documentation when building desktops apps How to go about adding any extra feature you want to a desktop application using Electron How the electron framework works This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner web developers who want to learn how to build desktop apps for all operating systems with HTML, CSS and Javascript or Advanced web developers who want to apply their existing knowledge to build native cross platform desktop apps or Programmers who want to learn how to build native desktops with web technologies or Anyone looking to build native desktop applications the easiest way possible It is particularly useful for Beginner web developers who want to learn how to build desktop apps for all operating systems with HTML, CSS and Javascript or Advanced web developers who want to apply their existing knowledge to build native cross platform desktop apps or Programmers who want to learn how to build native desktops with web technologies or Anyone looking to build native desktop applications the easiest way possible.

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Summary

Title: Master Electron Framework And Build 5 Advanced Desktop Apps

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 89

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

How to easily build native desktop applications with HTML, CSS and Javascript (JS)

Build cross platform desktop applications from scratch

How to package and distribute electron desktop applications for macOS, windows and linux

How to give your desktop applications a native feel across all operating systems

How to build stunning desktop app Interface with Photon Kit

How to use the electron documentation when building desktops apps

How to go about adding any extra feature you want to a desktop application using Electron

How the electron framework works

Who Should Attend

Beginner web developers who want to learn how to build desktop apps for all operating systems with HTML, CSS and Javascript

Advanced web developers who want to apply their existing knowledge to build native cross platform desktop apps

Programmers who want to learn how to build native desktops with web technologies

Anyone looking to build native desktop applications the easiest way possible

Target Audiences

Beginner web developers who want to learn how to build desktop apps for all operating systems with HTML, CSS and Javascript

Advanced web developers who want to apply their existing knowledge to build native cross platform desktop apps

Programmers who want to learn how to build native desktops with web technologies

Anyone looking to build native desktop applications the easiest way possible

Build stunning and advanced desktop applications that matters – with web technologies you already know or heard of (HTML, CSS and Javascript).

Desktop applications is a billion dollar business and it’s only going to keep on growing as companies like WhatsApp, Skype, Adobe, Microsoft, GitHub among other top companies are still pushing a lot into desktop application development.

The only down side is that, there are fewer desktop developers than web developers and that is where you come in. Now is the best time for you to learn desktop application development and put yourself at the forefront of this billion dollar industry.

Whether you want to get a job as a desktop application developer or build the next billion dollar desktop application that matters. Whether you鈥檙e an advanced web developer or you鈥檙e now starting out.

Now is your best time to enroll in this electron course and learn everything you need, from setup to building traditional desktop applications, all the way to building system tray applications and even packaging and distributing your desktop apps on all operating systems including windows, macOS and linux.

What Do You Get For Enrolling In This Course?

This course is supported on macOS, windows and linux.

This is the most up-to-date Electron Course created with you in mind and for you. This course has over 80 lessons and 8+ hours of invaluable content and resources, which is everything you’ll need to design, build and package your electron desktop applications for all operating systems including windows, macOS and Linux, whether you鈥檙e an advanced developer or you鈥檙e now starting out.

I keep this course updated so you will get notifications from me whenever I add new sections.

Electron is used by top multi-billion dollar companies for desktop applications like Skype, Whatsapp desktop, WordPress for desktop, Slack, Atom editor, Visual Studio Code and other very popular desktop applications and yours can be next.

What you鈥檒l build in this course

1. A Fully Fledged Text Editor: We’re going to cover the moving parts of an electron application by building this very first app. We鈥檒l cover concepts like main and renderer process, Inter process communication (IPC), Dialogs among others, which should get you familiar with how electron apps are built.

2. A Complex Music Player: We will take things a step further by building a complex music player which has playlist, can pause, play next, play previous etc.

3. A System Tray Music Player: We will then convert our music player from a traditional desktop application to a system tray app. At the end, we should be able to start and stop our music player from the system tray.

4. A Top Headlines News Reader: We will then have some fun with a news reader application which also has the complexity of multiple categories and article search. We will learn how to launch multiple 鈥減ages鈥?in our app.

5. A Radio Streaming App: I can now stream my favourite radio stations with this app almost every time I code. We鈥檒l build this radio streaming app from scratch, which you can also use.

   There’s more

6. Packaging: We will package and distribute the music player app we built in this course for windows, macOS and Linux. After this section, you should know how to package and distribute your application for all operating systems.

Hear From Students Who Took This Course – (More in reviews section below):

The course is exactly what it promises to be; a practical demonstration of the core concept of Electron applications and its most relevant capabilities. The sample applications chosen are really on-point and pragmatic. – Joan Carballo

Initially, I thought this was gonna be just one of those courses, but going through this course I realized its one in a million. You are a great teacher. – Quaqu Henry

I was sceptic at first because the instructor’s voice in preview videos was not confident and with a strong accent. But he proved me wrong. After the first “boom” line I was sucked in and I learnt a lot and I’m very thankful. Yes, he made some typos along the course, but I was proud of myself when I realised them before he pointed them out and fixed. The applications you build are great base for further electron experimentation. This course is a career starter – it is a must. – Jonas Krotil

This is by far one of the best electron courses I’ve seen. It was easy to understand underlying concepts. Following the tutorial, I have been able to rebuild the apps without any assistance. Also, Mubarak was almost always available to answer all my questions. – Mohammed Zakari

Very good. It is fast paced without unnecessary filler. – Peter Weston

Best Introductory Course!! I recommend it to people just getting into Electron. Well Explained, and anyone can get the hang of this. Great Instructor! I feel confident in writing my own Apps 馃檪– Ro Nin

We鈥檙e Going To Cover Topics Like:

Setting up your PC for building electron apps

Packaging and distributing your electron applications for all operating systems

Designing stunning and native interface for your desktop apps

Creating traditional desktop applications

Creating desktop applications that run in the system tray

Building applications with multiple 鈥減ages鈥?/p>

The history behind electron and what it’s all about

Using the electron documentation

After Taking This Course You Should Be Able to:

Design and Build electron applications that matters.

Package and distribute your electron application for windows, linux and macOS

Secure an electron desktop application developer position

Use the electron documentation for any desktop app feature that isn鈥檛 covered in this course

This is a hands-on practical electron course that get’s you up to speed with building cross platform native desktop applications with web technologies you’re already familiar with. Learn everything you need to become a master electron desktop application developer. Enroll now and i’ll see you in the course!!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What You Have to Know About Electron

Lecture 2: Recommended Resources For Learning HTML, CSS, Javascript (JS)

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: What is Node JS?

Lecture 2: Installing Node JS on macOS and Linux

Lecture 3: Installing Node JS on Windows

Lecture 4: Summary

Chapter 3: Project 1: Electro Editor

Lecture 1: Demo of Electro Editor

Lecture 2: Installing Electron v5 With npm

Lecture 3: Main.js And Running Electron

Lecture 4: Adding our Renderer Process

Lecture 5: Introduction to Photon UI Kit

Lecture 6: Building Renderer With Photon Kit

Lecture 7: Building Renderer With Photon Kit (Continuation)

Lecture 8: Increasing and Decreasing The Font Size

Lecture 9: Getting The Text Logged

Lecture 10: All About Inter Process Communication (IPC)

Lecture 11: Sending Data to The Main Process

Lecture 12: Node Integration – Watch Out!!!

Lecture 13: Writing Content to File

Lecture 14: Adding The Save Dialog

Lecture 15: Showing The Save Dialog First Time Only

Lecture 16: Sending Data Back to The Renderer Process

Lecture 17: Adding a Save Status Alert to Renderer

Lecture 18: Native Menu in Electron – The Template

Lecture 19: Making Menu Compatible with macOS

Lecture 20: Finishing Up Our Menu

Lecture 21: Adding Menu Keyboard Shortcut

Lecture 22: Wrap Up With Electro Editor Desktop App

Chapter 4: Project 2: Music Player

Lecture 1: Demo of Electron Music Player

Lecture 2: Init npm And Install Electron v5

Lecture 3: Setup Main and Renderer Process

Lecture 4: Building The Renderer

Lecture 5: Button Click to Choose Songs

Lecture 6: Get Songs and Intro to mm Package

Lecture 7: Using The mm Package to Get Data From Songs

Lecture 8: Displaying All Songs in Our Renderer Process

Lecture 9: Playing The Song

Lecture 10: Showing Current Playing Song Title

Lecture 11: Making Our Play-Pause Button Work

Lecture 12: The Previous And Next Song Buttons

Lecture 13: Showing The Current Song Time and Total Duration

Lecture 14: Lets Clear The Playlist

Lecture 15: Wrap Up With Music Player

Lecture 16: NEW!!! Adding Volume Control

Lecture 17: NEW!!! Style Your App Challenge

Chapter 5: Project 3: Tray Player

Lecture 1: Introduction To Tray Applications

Lecture 2: Demo of Tray Player

Lecture 3: Tray in The Docs and Setup

Lecture 4: Adding The Tray Icon

Lecture 5: Fix Disappearing Icon and Remove App Frame

Lecture 6: Hide App on Blur and Remove From Dock

Lecture 7: Icon And Application Bounds

Lecture 8: Adding a Context Menu and Tooltip

Lecture 9: Were Almost There

Lecture 10: DESKTOP NOTIFICATIONS!!! – Adding notification to our App

Chapter 6: Project 4: Electro News

Lecture 1: Demo of Electro News App

Lecture 2: npm Init and Install Electron

Lecture 3: Starting The Electron Process

Lecture 4: Building The Renderer Process

Lecture 5: Intro and Installing NewsAPI

Lecture 6: Getting Top Headlines From NewsAPI

Lecture 7: Showing All News In Renderer

Lecture 8: Reading Articles

Lecture 9: Lets Add News Categories

Lecture 10: Some Highlight to The Active Category

Lecture 11: Lets Not Forget The News Search

Lecture 12: Wrap Up With Electro News App

Chapter 7: Project 5: Electro Radio

Lecture 1: Demo of Electro Radio

Lecture 2: Lets Setup

Lecture 3: Main and Renderer Process

Lecture 4: Finish Renderer and Intro to FM API

Lecture 5: Getting All Radio Stations

Lecture 6: Showing all Stations in the Renderer

Lecture 7: Streaming The Radio Stations

Lecture 8: Some Highlight to Current Station

Lecture 9: Wrap Up With Electro Radio App

Chapter 8: Packaging Electron Apps

Lecture 1: Lets Package Our Music Player

Lecture 2: Requirements for Windows Operating System

Lecture 3: Requirements for macOS and Linux

Lecture 4: Packaging Electron Apps for Windows Operating System

Lecture 5: Packaging Electron Apps for macOS

Lecture 6: Packaging Electron Apps for Linux

Lecture 7: Shortcuts to Make Everything Simpler

Chapter 9: Helpful Electron Tools and Links

Lecture 1: Official Electron Documentation

Lecture 2: Electron Fiddle

Lecture 3: Electron Forge

Lecture 4: Electron Builder

Chapter 10: Outro (Bonus)

Lecture 1: Electron Docs: Everything Else You Need

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Mubarak Awal
Software Engineer, Teaching Fellow, Lifelong Learner

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 15 votes

4 stars: 36 votes

5 stars: 72 votes

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