Electron for Desktop Apps: The Complete Developer's Guide (Udemy.com)

B

Stephen just nail it for me in terms of how he explains every subject, I just went into a frenzy of purchasing most of his courses, I consider myself a fan-student. I put his content on top, right where FrontendMasters and Kyle Simpson books live when it comes to things related to javascript.

Yes. It helps me to save time and energy in the process of becoming familiar with a new technology. It does not cut corners short and makes shore that the concepts are not miss-understood. UDEMY video lectures make far better use of time, then my text-books do.

awesome course ! thank you for this wonderfull content.

Could be more concise. Too much unnecessary explanation.

Great course and Great instructor.
unfortunately this course is missing a Q&A section so if you can find it online for free its better as instructor doesn't answer any of your question.
1- the dependencies on this course is old version and it hasn't been updated in the course.
2- this course hasn't been updated in 3 years now.
3- the course is missing the first steps in creating react-app then linking it with electron. and the convention way of creating your electron app folder structure. and the best way to build your electron app.
4- missing development environment on linux and windows OS.

So and so. The main problem were the errors encountered when applying the example projects in a windows computer.
The instructor should also use a windows computer instead of OSX, I believe the majority of the participants are not using OSX.

Contiene explicaciones claras y precisas, acompaadas de ejemplos prcticos bien desarrollados.

A very practical, memoriable and crispy course about electron. My Level is intermediate and following the videos without stopping was no problem at all. Perfect chunks of videos, super visual- and soundquality. I also liked the visual components in briefings, it was easier to understand and to follow.
You can still make some improvements, which I think they are missing:
- UI Section, since Electron is a Fullstack App. Maybe Vue, a good lightweight FrontEnd Framework especially how to use it with Electron.
- Testing, testing is always good
- Linux support, like many threads have shown
- Support at all, there have been a couple of threads with no answers. I tried to help out, but I am still at the beginning
- updated code, specially because you intended to focus only on the backend of electron so we had to download two boilerplates (convert and tasky). e.g.: convert has the same name and description in package.json as tasky and electron versions was 1.6.2 its now 9.2.1
- Deployment/Update Section
Keep it up, I will definitely come again for some updates.

About a quarter of the course needs code updates, as Electron has updated, which lead to some frustration when trying to figure out what is working and what is not. For example, each window declaration need to include "webPreferences: { nodeIntegration: true }" snippet, otherwise code will break upon execution. The "convert" project's complete code looks different in the video clips and the author's GitHub repository.
On the positive side, this is a good introduction to Electron for anyone new to Electron, but who is familiar somewhat with web development. There are a few projects that the author walks through step-by-step, which is useful and inspiring. Also, the React + Redux section is interesting for those who want to learn to implement a modern web framework in an Electron app. More projects would be nice, i.e.: a project involving working with local databases.
If the author updates the code to work with the latest version of Electron, I will consider revising the rating for this course.

It has some obsolete or not working stuff. I need to add this option to work
mainWindow = new BrowserWindow({
webPreferences: {
nodeIntegration: true
}
});

Amazing, above expectations!