Electron We will learn how to use conditional statements in Alpine JS using x-if and x-show, and when to use one or the other, how to use x-for for listings, and how to use the template tag as a fundamental HTML element for using these directives.

Electron Being able to send messages through events between processes is useful to perform operations that can only be executed on one of the sides but that we need to communicate.

Electron We will create our first window using Electron.js

Electron We will present the use of events in Electron for both sides, main process and web page, key events when the DOM is ready, you are disconnected or connected, we will see them in detail

Electron We will see how to activate the debug bar in Google Chrome.

Electron We are going to learn how to generate a ready-to-use production application through an executable; for this, we will use the Electron builder package.

Electron The globalShortcut module can register (or override) a global keyboard shortcut with the operating system; let's see how to use it and recommendations for its use in Windows and MacOS.

Electron We will know how to open the developer console in a window in Electron.

Electron Electron is a framework that you MUST know to create desktop applications IF or IF working with JavaScript, specifically Node.

Electron Node integration with Electron refers to the ability to access Node.js resources from within the rendering process.