Desktop Development With React

How to publish components from a React web app and reuse them in a React-Electron desktop app.

How to build a desktop app using React, Electron and electron-react-boilerplate.

Have you ever wondered if you can build a native and cross-platform desktop application with React? No, not by wrapping your web app inside a browser. But a REAL desktop application that is developed with React and is memory efficient.

In this post we will explore the freshly released NodeGUI framework, with the main focus on the React NodeGUI module.

Here we will explore an opinionated approach to setting up Electron: TypeScript, React and Webpack. We’ll start with a basic Electron project and progressively build it into an enterprise-ready solution.

Lets learn how to build an Electron app using Create React App, and package it for distribution using Electron Builder.

Today we are going to take a look at Proton Native, and make a simple app with it.

How to create an Electron Node.js desktop application using `create-react-app`

A tutorial on creating a basic calculator application with Proton Native. I initially planned on creating a whole series walking through the documentation, but a lot of what I tried was broken. The library is still very new. It's got a bright future though! And I'm keeping my eye on it.

Build native, cross-platform (macOS, Linux & Windows) desktop applications with your HTML, CSS & JavaScript skills using Electron! In this course, you'll get hands-on experience building real-world apps that live in the menubar and system tray. You'll learn to package and ship your apps, plus ship updates with auto-update.

In this series we explore Electron by building a beautiful journaling app using React

Use the Electron Framework to build compelling cross platform desktop applications with the latest web dev technologies.

Build an Electron + Next.js app for speed.