These browser windows run Chromium, and are referred to as the “renderer” part of Electron, because it’s the part that actually renders something to the screen. This file is called the “main” process, and it’s responsible for anything operating-system related, and for creating browser windows. Electron applications are “managed” by a Node.js JavaScript file. Two important terms I’ll use below are “main” and “renderer”. We’ll also assume a working installation of Git. ![]() If that’s not the case, please head over to the official download page and grab the correct binaries for your system, or use a version manager such as nvm. ![]() This tutorial assumes that you have Node installed on your machine.
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