desktop

The best way to manage IPC types in Electron is to define them in shared modules and reference them in both main and renderer processes. This guide provides structured references for maintaining type-safe IPC communication.

Window management in Electron desktop applications works by coordinating main and renderer processes to control browser window lifecycles and menu configurations. This guide outlines best-practice references for window and menu management.

To add a new desktop feature end-to-end in Electron, you create a controller, define IPC types, implement renderer services, and configure store actions. This guide provides structured templates for wiring these elements.

The architecture overview for Electron main and renderer processes defines their distinct responsibilities, utilizing preload scripts to bridge contexts securely. This guide consolidates these patterns to simplify building robust desktop features.

You need preload scripts in Electron desktop development when exposing controlled APIs from privileged processes to the renderer securely. This guide provides best-practice references for architecting these preload bridges.