There have been some interesting updates and talks given on Electron recently, here’s a roundup.
Electron is now up to date with Chrome 45 as of v0.32.0
. Other updates include…
We have restructured and standardized the documentation to look better and read better. There are also community-contributed translations of the documentation, like Japanese and Korean.
Related pull requests: electron/electron#2028, electron/electron#2533, electron/electron#2557, electron/electron#2709, electron/electron#2725, electron/electron#2698, electron/electron#2649.
Since v0.33.0
Electron ships with Node.js 4.1.0.
Related pull request: electron/electron#2817.
Modules relying on node-pre-gyp
can now be compiled against Electron when building from source.
Related pull request: mapbox/node-pre-gyp#175.
Electron now provides builds for Linux on ARMv7. It runs on popular platforms like Chromebook and Raspberry Pi 2.
Related issues: atom/libchromiumcontent#138, electron/electron#2094, electron/electron#366.
A patch by @jaanus has been merged that, like the other built-in OS X apps, allows creating frameless windows with system traffic lights integrated on OS X Yosemite and later.
Related pull request: electron/electron#2776.
After the Google Summer of Code we have merged patches by @hokein to improve printing support, and add the ability to print the page into PDF files.
Related issues: electron/electron#2677, electron/electron#1935, electron/electron#1532, electron/electron#805, electron/electron#1669, electron/electron#1835.
Atom has now upgraded to Electron v0.30.6
running Chrome 44. An upgrade to v0.33.0
is in progress on atom/atom#8779.
GitHubber Amy Palamountain gave a great introduction to Electron in a talk at Nordic.js. She also created the electron-accelerator library.
Ben Ogle, also on the Atom team, gave an Electron talk at YAPC Asia:
Atom team member Kevin Sawicki and others gave talks on Electron at the Bay Are Electron User Group meetup recently. The videos have been posted, here are a couple:
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