Distributing Electron Applications
- Development
- Jan 13, 2025

Distributing Electron Applications, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.55, with 27 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 31 reviews, and has 374 subscribers.
You will learn about Explore how Electron packaging tools work under the hood Prepare your Electron application for application store submissions Code-sign your Electron application to ensure integrity Automate your deployments using continuous integration services Configure Travis CI and Appveyor CI to automatically build and deploy Electron applications This course is ideal for individuals who are This course was made for Electron developers who are looking to distribute their Electron applications. It is particularly useful for This course was made for Electron developers who are looking to distribute their Electron applications.
Enroll now: Distributing Electron Applications
Summary
Title: Distributing Electron Applications
Price: $39.99
Average Rating: 3.55
Number of Lectures: 27
Number of Quizzes: 6
Number of Published Lectures: 27
Number of Published Quizzes: 6
Number of Curriculum Items: 33
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33
Original Price: $109.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
Electron is a popular open source framework that allows you to build
desktop applications using the skills you already possess as a front-end
developer.
In this course, we’ll go through detailed discussions
on how to properly package, sign, and distribute Electron applications.
We’ll start by quickly explaining how Electron applications are packaged
under the hood, and armed with that knowledge, we’ll cover every single
major operating system in detail by using tools that automate the whole
process.
Desktop application deployment is not a trivial task,
and you might feel lost coming from a web development background. This
course will help you navigate the sea of desktop application
distribution by teaching you best practices, answering common concerns,
and explaining in detail how to delegate application packaging and
deployment to continuous integration services, so you can deploy a
version of your application to all operating systems with a single
command
About the Author :
Juan Cruz Viotti
is a software engineering team lead at resin .io. He is an active member
of the open source community, and is the maintainer of several open
source projects, most notably Etcher, a cross platform image writer
desktop application focused on IoT.
Juan Cruz approaches
software engineering with a focus on testability, and maintainability,
and has extensive experience with web technologies on browser, server,
mobile, desktop, and embedded applications.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: How Electron Applications are Packaged
Lecture 1: The Course Overview
Lecture 2: Basics of Packaging
Lecture 3: Where to Publish?
Lecture 4: Managing Electron Native Modules
Lecture 5: Introduction to electron-builder
Chapter 2: GNU/Linux
Lecture 1: Building Debian Packages
Lecture 2: Building RPM Packages
Lecture 3: Building AppImages
Lecture 4: Building Snap Packages
Lecture 5: Configure GNU/Linux Builds on Travis CI
Chapter 3: macOS
Lecture 1: Building DMG Archives
Lecture 2: Building PKG Packages
Lecture 3: Code Signing
Lecture 4: Building Mac App Store Packages
Lecture 5: Configure macOS Builds on Travis CI
Chapter 4: Windows
Lecture 1: Building NSIS Installers
Lecture 2: Building Portable Packages
Lecture 3: Code Signing
Lecture 4: Building AppX Packages
Lecture 5: Configure Windows Builds on Appveyor CI
Chapter 5: Auto Updates
Lecture 1: Setup Auto Updates for macOS
Lecture 2: Setup Auto Updates for Windows
Lecture 3: Setup Auto Updates for AppImages
Chapter 6: Tips and Tricks
Lecture 1: Compressing Binaries/Libraries with UPX
Lecture 2: Reproducible Builds with NPM Shrinkwrap
Lecture 3: Minify and Concatenate JavaScript
Lecture 4: Packaging Web Applications in a Desktop Shell
Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion
Rating Distribution
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have access to the course materials?
You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.
Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?
Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!
- Random Picks
- Popular
- Hot Reviews
- The Simple and Effective Forex Scalping Trading Strategy
- Zapier 101 - The Ultimate Automation Course for Beginners!
- Marketing Strategy Lab for Founders Beginners
- The Ultimate SEO Copywriting Course (Beginner-Friendly)
- pharmaceutical sales skills
- AI ChatGPT Prompt for Digital Marketing, Sales Growth
- How to Use Facebook Ads to Find Lots Of Paying Customers
- Advanced Photoshop Manipulations Tutorials Bundle
- 1YouTube Masterclass The Best Guide to YouTube Success
- 2Photoshop CC- Adjustement Layers, Blending Modes Masks
- 3Personal Finance
- 4The Architecture of Oscar Niemeyer
- 5Advanced Photoshop Manipulations Tutorials Bundle
- 6SolidWorks Essential Training ( 2023 2024 )
- 7Python for Absolute Beginners
- 8Marketing Mix Modeling in one day for your Brand Analytics_1
- 1Linux Performance Monitoring Analysis Hands On !!
- 2Content Writing Mastery 1- Content Writing For Beginners
- 3Media Training for PrintOnline Interviews-Get Great Quotes
- 4Learn Facebook Ads from Scratch Get more Leads and Sales
- 5The Complete Digital Marketing Course Learn From Scratch
- 6C#- Start programming with C# (for complete beginners)
- 7[FREE] How to code 10 times faster with Emmet
- 8Driving Results through Data Storytelling