sindresorhus/awesome-electron

Useful resources for creating apps with Electron [SUBMISSIONS ARE TEMPORARILY PAUSED BECAUSE I'M TIRED OF REVIEWING LOW-QUALITY STUFF]

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Added to GitGenius on September 2nd, 2026
Created on April 23rd, 2015
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Number of forks: 2,061
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Total Subscribers: 744 (+0)

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Detailed Description

Awesome Electron is a curated list of resources for creating desktop applications with Electron.

The project addresses the challenge of finding quality learning materials and tools for Electron development by organizing a comprehensive collection of resources across multiple categories. It serves as a discovery tool for developers building desktop apps with Electron, which combines Chromium and Node.js to enable cross-platform application development using web technologies.

Developers should use this list when starting an Electron project or seeking to expand their toolkit. It suits anyone building desktop applications who wants a centralized reference for boilerplates, components, documentation, articles, and community resources. The list includes both open-source and proprietary applications built with Electron, providing concrete examples of what the framework can accomplish.

The project maintains a selective curation approach, with the maintainer pausing new submissions to focus on quality control rather than accepting all contributions. This reflects a deliberate effort to keep the list useful and relevant rather than exhaustive.