Is the training Qualiopi certified?

Yes, Learni is a Qualiopi-certified training organization. This certification guarantees the quality of our courses and enables funding through OPCO and other mechanisms.

How can I fund my training?

Our courses are eligible for OPCO funding. Learni supports you through the funding process. A personalized quote is available upon request.

What are the prerequisites for this training?

The prerequisites for the Training Electron - Create cross-platform desktop apps training are: Mastery of JavaScript ES6+, HTML5, CSS3, intermediate Node.js, Git.. A preliminary interview validates your eligibility.

Is the training available in person?

Yes, the Training Electron - Create cross-platform desktop apps training is available in remote. The format can be adapted to your needs (inter, intra, custom).

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Methods, approaches, and teaching resources

The Training Electron - Create cross-platform desktop apps training is delivered in-person or remotely (blended-learning, e-learning, virtual classroom, remote in-person). At Learni, a Qualiopi-certified training organization, each program is designed to maximize skills acquisition, regardless of the training mode chosen.

The trainer alternates between demonstrative, interrogative, and active methods (through practical exercises and/or real-world scenarios). This pedagogical approach ensures concrete and directly applicable learning in the workplace.

Teaching resources provided

To ensure the quality of the Training Electron - Create cross-platform desktop apps training, Learni provides the following teaching resources:

Mac or PC computers, high-speed fiber internet, whiteboard or flipchart, video projector or interactive touchscreen (for remote sessions)
Training environments installed on workstations or accessible online
Course materials, practical exercises, and supplementary resources
Post-training access to materials and teaching resources

For in-house training at a location external to Learni, the client ensures and commits to having all necessary teaching materials (IT equipment, internet connection...) for the proper conduct of the training action in accordance with the prerequisites indicated in the communicated training program.

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Assessment methods

The assessment of skills acquired during the Training Electron - Create cross-platform desktop apps training is carried out through:

During training: case studies, practical exercises, and professional scenarios
At the end of training: self-assessment questionnaire and skills evaluation by the trainer
After training: training completion certificate detailing acquired skills

Training accessibility

Learni is committed to the accessibility of its professional training programs. All our training programs are accessible to people with disabilities. Our teams are available to adapt teaching methods to your specific needs. Do not hesitate to contact us for any accommodation request.

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Training objectives

Master Electron architecture for high-performance hybrid apps

Create and manage native multi-platform windows

Integrate Node.js via IPC for secure system access

Package and distribute ready-to-use applications

Optimize performance and debug effectively

Develop secure apps with auto-updates

Build a complete project deployable on Windows, Mac, Linux

Training program

Module 1Introduction to Electron: installation and first project (CLI tools, boilerplate)

Install Electron via npm, set up your development environment, create your first Hello World app with HTML/CSS/JS, explore the main/renderer structure, test in dev mode with hot reload, complete a simple dynamic display exercise, generate your first basic build to experience cross-platform power from day one.

Module 2Window management and lifecycle: BrowserWindow, menus (native methods, events)

Dive into BrowserWindow to create multiple windows, modals, frameless windows, manage the app lifecycle from app.whenReady to quit, integrate native menus and trays, code interactive exercises like an app with a splash screen, test resizing and dragging, produce a functional prototype that responds to system events for smooth UX.

Module 3Node.js integration and IPC: native modules, communication (preload, contextBridge)

Leverage fs, path via secure preload script, master IPC for main/renderer exchanges, integrate contextBridge against injections, develop real-world cases like file reading or local APIs, complete collaborative exercises on persistent storage, generate testable deliverables that access hardware without compromising security.

Module 4Packaging and distribution: electron-builder, auto-updates (signing, installers)

Configure electron-builder for Windows/Mac/Linux builds, sign your apps, implement auto-updates via squirrel, generate MSI/DMG/DEB installers, test deployments on virtual machines, code a complete updatable app exercise, obtain professional executables ready for production that impress clients.

Module 5Advanced topics and final project: debugging, performance, security (DevTools, asar, sandbox)

Optimize with asar and sandbox, debug via integrated Chrome DevTools, profile performance for fluid apps, strengthen security against vulnerabilities, build a personal capstone project like a productive desktop tool, present and deploy your final deliverable, leave with a concrete portfolio and skills ready for real projects.