Part 3. Deploying Electron applications
In part 2, we built a number of applications, but each shared a common flaw: our users would need to navigate to the appropriate directory using the command line and have Node.js installed to start the application. This isn’t exactly ideal. As I’m sure you’ve guessed, things don’t have to be this way. That’s not the way I started Slack this morning. Part 3 covers the intricacies of packaging and distributing our wonderful applications.
Chapter 14 directly takes on the problem I illustrated in the previous paragraph by introducing us to two different ways to package our applications for distribution. We’ll create standalone versions of Fire Sale and Jetsetter in the process. In chapter 15, I’ll address ...
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