Ported by Felix Rieseberg a couple of years ago, this is a complete Windows 95 install inside of an Electron app running through JavaScript. It uses v86 to emulate an x86-compatible CPU and ...

Electron, GutHub’s open source framework for cross-platform development of desktop applications, has reached 1.0 release status this week. Spun off GitHub’s Atom editor and previously known as ...

Here is when Electron enters the picture to save the day. Electron allows you to build desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

An application shell for apps built using Web technologies, Electron lets developers use Node.js to build and run desktop applications GitHub’s Electron is rapidly gaining popularity for ...

Considering this app uses the Javascript Electron framework and, therefore, runs on web technologies, that alone is amusing enough. Of course, there's more.

The app should run on Windows, macOS and Linux-based operating systems, as Electron apps are cross-platform software built on JavaScript, HTML and CSS.

Application code is "plain old JavaScript," Tsakalidis explained, capable of calling Electron's operating-specific modules—including microphone and camera controls, as well as operating system ...

Electron allows you to build desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. There are many arguments on the internet against Electron, one of them being its performance and many times low ...