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Build a desktop application with Electron

  1. 1
    Create a "Hello World" app using Electron
    2m 18s
  2. 2
    Load JavaScript in an Electron BrowserWindow
    2m 17s
  3. 3
    Load CSS in a Electron BrowserWindow
    2m 18s
  4. 4
    Create a native desktop system menu with the Electron Menu module
    7m 10s
  5. 5
    Display native desktop dialog windows with Electron
    4m 51s
  6. 6
    Save/Open a file with an Electron dialog window
    7m 16s
  7. 7
    Understand Electron’s main and renderer process architecture
    3m 28s
  8. 8
    Communicate between Electron processes using IPC
    4m 40s
  9. 9
    Communicate between Electron processes using the remote module
    4m 50s
  10. 10
    Create an icon for your Electron app
    57s
  11. 11
    Package your Electron application into a executable file with electron-builder
    3m 38s
  12. 12
    Code sign your Electron application with electron-builder
    4m
  13. 13
    Ship updates to your Electron app with `autoUpdater` (Mac)
    7m 47s
  14. 14
    Ship updates to your Electron app with `autoUpdater` (Windows)
    3m 30s

Display native desktop dialog windows with Electron

Cameron Nokes
InstructorCameron Nokes
  • electron
    Electron^3.0.7

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In this lesson we'll learn about dialog.showMessageBox . This is the most basic Electron dialog but it offers lots of customization options, such as type, icon, title, and buttons. Some of these options vary by platform, so we'll also look at how things differ between Windows and Mac.

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