This repository contains code examples for the Electron desktop application chapters of JavaScript Everywhere by Adam D. Scott, published by O'Reilly Media
The best place to get help is our Spectrum channel, spectrum.chat/jseverywhere.
/src
If you are following along with the book, this is the directory where you should perform your development./solutions
This directory contains the solutions for each chapter. If you get stuck, these are available for you to consult./final
This directory contains the final working project
When developing locally, you can start the app by running:
npm start
If you are interested running the completed application, you can run:
npm run final
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