Ljel'Description
Description::
Electron-language is a-desktop-javascript-language developed by GitHub.
[HmnSgm.2017-07-11]
===
The Electron framework lets you write cross-platform desktop applications using JavaScript, HTML and CSS. It is based on Node.js and Chromium and is used by the Atom editor and many other apps.
[https://github.com/electron/electron]
===
Electron is an open source library developed by GitHub for building cross-platform desktop applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Electron accomplishes this by combining Chromium and Node.js into a single runtime and apps can be packaged for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
[https://electron.atom.io/docs/tutorial/about/]
Name::
* cpt.Atom-Shell-language-(Ljel), (Previous name)
* cpt.Electron-Desktop-Javascript-language-(Ljel),
* cpt.Electron-js-language-(Ljel),
* cpt.Ljel-(Electron-Desktop-Javascript-Language),
Ljel-algo.PROGRAM (application)
Name::
* cpt.Electron-application-(Ljel-pgm),
* cpt.Electron-program-(Ljel-pgm),
* cpt.Ljel-application-(Ljel-pgm),
* cpt.Ljel-pgm-(Electron-program),
* cpt.Ljel-program-(Ljel-pgm),
Generic::
* Javascript-program,
Ljel'Tool
Name::
* cpt.Ljel-tool,
Specific::
* Runtime,
* Debugger,
* Packager,
* Test-tool,
Ljel-tool.RUNTIME (Ljel-rt)
Description::
Electron is a JavaScript runtime that bundles Node.js and Chromium.
You use it similar to the node command on the command line for executing JavaScript programs.
[https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-prebuilt]
Name::
* cpt.Electron-js-runtime-(Ljel-rt),
* cpt.Electron-runtime-(Ljel-rt),
* cpt.Ljel-rt-(Ljel-runtime),
* cpt.Ljel-runtime-(Ljel-rt),
* cpt.Ljel-tool.runtime,
Specific::
* Runtime,
* Debugger,
* Packager,
* Test-tool,
Ljel'Human
Name::
* cpt.Ljel-hmn-(Electron-js-human),
* cpt.Ljel-human,
Specific::
* Zhao.Cheng,
Ljel-hmn.Zhao.Cheng
Description::
Electron is an open source project written by Cheng Zhao AKA zcbenz, an engineer who works for GitHub in Beijing on the Atom text editor team.
It combines Chromium and Node into a single runtime suitable for building custom desktop web applications that also have access to Node for things that web browsers normally can't do.
[https://maxogden.com/electron-fundamentals.html]
Name::
* cpt.Cheng-Zhao-human,
* cpt.Hmn.Zhao.Cheng,
* cpt.Ljel-human.Zhao.Cheng,
* cpt.zcbenz-(Zhao.Cheng-human),
* cpt.Zhao.Cheng-human,
AddressWpg::
* https://github.com/zcbenz,
Ljel'Relation-to-NW.js
Description::
Electron is conceptually similar to nw.js but has some important technical differences which are explained here.
A key difference is that Electron uses Googles Chromium Content Module to bring in Chromium functionality vs nw.js which uses a forked version of Chromium itself.
[https://maxogden.com/electron-fundamentals.html]
Name::
* cpt.Electron-relation-to-NW.js,
* cpt.Ljel-relation-to-NW.js,
* cpt.NW.js-relation-to-Electron,
AddressWpg::
* Technical Differences Between Electron and NW.js: https://github.com/electron/electron/,
Ljel.EVOLUTING
Name::
* cpt.Electron-js-evoluting,
* cpt.Ljel.evoluting,
{time.2016-08}::
=== August 2016 Windows Store support for Electron apps.
[https://electron.atom.io/docs/tutorial/about/#history]
{time.2016-05}::
=== May 2016 Electron releases v1.0.0, Electron apps compatible with Mac App Store.
{time.2015-04}::
=== April 2015 Atom Shell is re-named Electron.
{time.2014-05}::
=== May 2014 Atom Shell is open sourced.
{time.2013-04}::
=== April 2013 Atom Shell is started.
