Building Desktop Apps with Ionic 4 and Electron 5

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Michael Callaghan

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

02:05

02 - Getting Started

02 - Introduction.mp4

00:58

03 - Project Overview.mp4

03:18

04 - Prerequisites.mp4

00:53

05 - Hardware and Software Requirements.mp4

01:29

06 - Mac Tools Quick Start.mp4

04:56

07 - Windows Tools Quick Start.mp4

03:35

08 - Linux Tools Quick Start.mp4

03:53

09 - Wrap Up.mp4

01:27

03 - Building a Desktop UI with Ionic

10 - Introduction.mp4

01:35

11 - Creating the Ionic Project.mp4

01:17

12 - Completing the Home Page.mp4

06:18

13 - Adding Google Maps.mp4

09:00

14 - Getting and Displaying Addresses.mp4

08:32

04 - Storage

15 - Introduction.mp4

03:04

16 - The Storage Service.mp4

05:41

17 - Using the Storage Service.mp4

03:53

18 - Updating the Home Page UI.mp4

04:45

19 - The Results.mp4

02:10

05 - Adding Electron- Interacting with the Host OS

20 - Overview.mp4

02:53

21 - Adding Electron.mp4

09:39

22 - Reviewing Electron Code.mp4

05:56

23 - Adding a Menu Bar.mp4

06:24

24 - Customizing Icon and Splash Images.mp4

08:33

25 - Using the System Notification Area.mp4

06:23

06 - Application Communications

26 - Overview.mp4

03:55

27 - Ionic to Electron.mp4

05:58

28 - Demo- Pinpoint to Web API.mp4

02:21

29 - Summary.mp4

01:32

30 - Demo- Ionic to Electron.mp4

04:01

31 - Electron to Ionic.mp4

04:51

32 - Communicating with the User - Reactive Forms.mp4

07:00

33 - Communicating with the User - Displaying and Using the Form.mp4

07:16

34 - Demo- Communicating with the User.mp4

01:35

35 - Pinpoint to Web API.mp4

03:02

36 - Pinpoint to Web API - Service Code.mp4

08:39

37 - Pinpoint to Web API - UI Code.mp4

02:08

07 - Packaging and Deployment

38 - Overview.mp4

01:39

39 - Electron Builder.mp4

04:56

40 - Notarize Demo - macOS.mp4

02:51

41 - Auto Updates.mp4

06:12

42 - Auto Updates Demo.mp4

04:08

43 - Auto Updates Demo - On The Road.mp4

02:02

44 - What Next-.mp4

02:22

45 - Electron Builder Demo - Windows.mp4

02:48

46 - Electron Builder Demo - Mac.mp4

02:42

47 - Application Deployment.mp4

04:05

48 - Deployment Demo - Windows.mp4

03:24

49 - Code Signing - Windows.mp4

02:16

50 - Code Signing Demo - Windows.mp4

02:25

51 - Code Signing - macOS.mp4

10:05

52 - Apply Code Signing Certificate - macOS.mp4

05:14

Description

Wouldn't it be cool if your Ionic web apps could also run on desktops? With Electron, they can! All the time and effort you've spent learning web mobile technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular, and Ionic can be applied to the desktop.

What You'll Learn?

Desktop development has historically required dramatically different skills than those required for web development. The two disciplines don't mesh well. In this course, Building Desktop Apps with Ionic 4 and Electron 5, you will gain the ability to apply your hard-earned web development skills to build amazing desktop applications. First, you will learn how to build a functional and attractive UI with Ionic and Angular. Next, you will discover how to wrap that UI into an Electron application shell. Finally, you will explore how to package your app and make it ready for distribution. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Ionic and Electron development needed to deploy and distribute a beautiful app to both Windows and macOS users.

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Michael Callaghan

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Software developer / Tech Lead with more than twenty years of professional software development experience, primarily in Microsoft and Linux environments, the past decade of which has been spent assembling, mentoring, and leading development teams.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.