Electron 36.0.0 has been released! It includes upgrades to Chromium 136, V8 13.6, and Node 22.14.0.

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.

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Electron 36.0.0 introduces upgrades to Chromium 136, V8 13.6, and Node 22.14.0, along with new features like Writing Tools support, Autofill, and system context menus on macOS. Improved performance and breaking changes are included, such as GTK 4 becoming default on GNOME and changes to command-line behavior. Developers are encouraged to upgrade from Electron 33.x.y, which is no longer supported.