The first commit to the electron/electron repository was on March 13, 2013.

Electron offers insights into desktop application development, cross-platform compatibility, and web technologies integration, providing documentation, tutorials, and best practices for building native desktop apps with web technologies. By exploring Electron's curated content, developers can learn about Electron APIs, packaging and distribution strategies, and UI design patterns for creating desktop applications that run seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms. Whether you're building productivity tools, communication apps, or media players, Electron offers resources to simplify your desktop development workflow and reach a wider audience of users.

Electron

Electron has become one of the most popular frameworks for building desktop applications today. The first commit to the repository was on March 13, 2013. Electron v1 was released in 2016, promising increased API stability and better docs and tooling. The road to the decade mark has been long and winding.

10 years of Electron 🎉

<p>I too, want to celebrate 10 years of desktop apps performing like garbage</p>


<p>Just rewrite it in rust, maybe the core and leave the front part to web technologies, kind of like how tauri does or find a way to not make me ship chromium just everytime, the apps built with chromium are memory hogs, vscode, chrome, etc!</p>
