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Electron IPC handlers are securely exposed using preload scripts that bridge the main and renderer processes. This Skill provides architecture patterns for safe API exposure that meet compile-time and runtime safety requirements across processes.

The best way to structure Electron desktop architecture is by coordinating the main and renderer processes with dedicated controllers. This Skill guides you through window creation, menu configuration, and app lifecycle management for robust window management.

You implement an Electron controller IPC handler by creating a corresponding renderer service and window or menu configurations. This Skill describes how to build these desktop features step by step to ensure proper inter-process communication.

Yes, this Electron guide covers preload scripts and menu configurations. It organizes development knowledge into a structured guide that applies to building desktop features including window management, IPC handlers, and app lifecycle management.

You need preload scripts for inter-process communication in Electron to securely expose APIs between the main and renderer processes. This Skill explains how preload scripts coordinate these processes while maintaining runtime safety.