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I have an old project based on electron 9 and it works perfect with webkit tags especially -webkit-app-region but when I upgrade the project to use electron V 19.0.8 that tag does not work and the buttons that I used in the project can not be seen anymore.
I wonder why this happens as I expect chromium to work natively with webkit tags.
Is there any changes that I am supposed to use to enable webkit tags in newer versions of electron applications?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm using React Native to build Mobile Application but I get a request to build on both windows and suggested use react-native-windows. I'm very confused because react-native-windows too low questions on StackOverflow and I know Electron is very popular for build desktop applications. How do I should use for build Desktop application?
Electron.js use chrome engine for rendering UI. and use actual html elements for UI.
React-native-windows use native windows UI. so it's more performant and more light than electron.js
Both of them are Javascript Frameworks.
react-native-windows is Microsoft's framework for building native Windows apps.
Electron is a framework for building cross-platform desktop apps (Chromium WebView + Node.js).
I know how it works on VCL and there is even an option for Firemonkey.Running the wizard for webbroker and selecting standalone and then firemokey it create an application that works on windows. There is no option to add Android platform.
However I wanted to have TWebBroker + Indy on Android.
Is it possible? Can I change the Wizard created sample for Firemoney (standalone) to be Android compatible? Otherwise is there another way?
I've created a project on Github that might have you started. Sorry there's no doc as yet:
https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/MultiPlatformWebServer
I have created a leiningen-based clojurescript webapp.
More specifically, I am using the re-frame template: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame-template.
I wonder if it is possible to compile this project into an electron-based desktop app? I noticed there are electron templates like https://github.com/Gonzih/cljs-electron, but I have no idea how to make the web version coexist with the electron version.
Is this even possible?
Update:
To make my question more clear:
How do you make the electron-based version and web-based version share the same code base? Is there any examples for doing so?
I've shipped re-frame apps that run in Electron, so this is certainly possible. We host our JS on the web, so we could serve our apps as webapps, we just choose not to. I didn't work on the Electron setup, but any ClojureScript/Electron template should get you started.
Your question about web versions coexisting with Electron isn't very clear. You can either serve your app from the web and treat Electron as a browser, or you could ship compiled ClojureScript and run it locally.
I would like to use Xcode as my IDE because I can place buttons, labels etc. while using the Xvim so I can program more efficiently. I used the qt-unified-mac-x64-2.0.2-1-online installer, however I cannot see any templates in Xcode V7.1.
How would it be possible to use Xcode to develop QT applications?
This question Developing QT applications in Xcode? does not help because the link which was given is dead.
I am building hybrid apps using Ionic framework. I came across to Notepad++ as an editor, but I found out it supports HTML and JS but there is no default support for Angular. Is there any way I can add support for angular.
Note: I am new to this Ionic (hybrid) development and I am unaware of any good editors for Ionic. If anyone has any experience or knowledge of some great editors for windows out there like eclipse for Java, I welcome that suggestion also.
I can't answer how to add support in Notepad++. I used it once upon a time but there are so many other great options out there that have some level of support.
IDEs
WebStorm (https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/) This is probably the best IDE for JavaScript. It has built in Ionic and Angular support.
Text Editors - There are several plugins to add Angular and Ionic support for each.
Atom (https://atom.io/)
Sublime Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/)
Brackets (http://brackets.io/)
Notepad++ manage JavaScript correctly but you've to add some plugins if you want a better code.
This link gives me the basics plugins and personnaly, I would add emmet plugin
https://www.sitepoint.com/tips-developing-jquery-notepad/