- [Instructor] I've just touched the surface
on what you can do with Electron,
so make sure you go to the electron.io website
and take a look at the documentation.
There's a really good section right here
called the API Reference
that is going to discuss, in a lot more detail,
what you can do with the different properties
and the different methods
that are available with Electron.
Generally speaking, if it's something
that you can do in a native application,
there should be a way of doing it with Electron.
You can see things like controlling the tray,
which is this thing down here
that appears when you work with applications,
and lots of other options.
Just, for example, the browser window has
a huge set of methods and properties
that you can use.
But there are some guides, as well,
that you can look at,
which are ways of going through
specific items and projects,
so that's another good area.
In addition to that,
you may want to check some of my other courses,
especially my course on Vue.js Essential Training,
and some of our courses on Bootstrap,
because they are relevant
to what we built on this course.
I really like using Bootstrap with Vue.js
and, also, Electron,
because it really lets you build
almost complete applications,
but without having to worry a lot
about creating things like progress bars,
toasts, and other components
that are easier to build with that framework.
If you want to see what I'm up to,
make sure you take a look at my website, Raybo.org.
It has links to all of my latest courses,
some articles, as well as my social media accounts
where you can connect with me,
just about anywhere, at Planet of the Web.