1. Electron
Electron is a cross-platform desktop application development framework based on Web technology. It uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build application interfaces, and provides powerful page rendering capabilities with the help of the Chromium rendering engine. Electron’s key features include:
- Cross-platform: Electron can run on multiple mainstream operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing developers with a wide range of target platform choices.
- Web technology stack: Electron uses the Web technology stack for development, and developers can use familiar front-end tools and frameworks to build application interfaces.
- Extensive developer community and resources: Due to Electron's popularity and active community, developers have easy access to a wealth of plug-ins, tools, and documentation resources.
- Applicable scenarios: Electron is suitable for building cross-platform desktop applications with rich interfaces and multimedia functions, such as communication tools, editors, and music players.
