about translation in Japanese

This issue is discussed in atom/electron Translation in Japanese #1496 before.

So it looks like Wordpress.com.app is made using Electron
https://developer.wordpress.com/calypso/

WhapTk!

A program that runs a Desktop Friendly version of http://whap.tk I first heard about Electron from Stremio, and after that... (A few days with electron, and finally electron boilerplate) I made it!
This website is a resource for students, to learn and prepare for their AP world history course. This website, and app is fully managed by students!
Now to the app itself.
Depending on the size of the App, different ways to use it will appear.

If sized landscape, default menus will be used..

When sized in portrait, a menu similar to Mobile will be used...

Here's a gif of it in action!

Icons (Png):

Our new icon!

Our old icon!

If needed, I can link the ico file in an email.

-Jonathan Samuel
Contact me at : [email protected]

Some links in the original documentation are not being parsed and updated correctly for the site electron/electron#4500.

All the links to APIs on the http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.36.7/tutorial/desktop-environment-integration/ page are broken. (e.g., app.addRecentDocument, Tray API, etc.)

For instance "Tray API" leads to http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.36.7/tutorial/api/tray.md#traydisplayballoonoptions-windows when it should lead to http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.36.7/api/tray#traydisplayballoonoptions-windows

Currently updating the documentation here when there is a new minor release of Electron is a manual process of running a script in this repository. Having this be built into the process of the release would make it happen more timely ⌚

@zcbenz how would you prefer to do that? We could have a script in atom/electron that runs a another process and checks out atom/electron.atom.io, runs script/docs and then pushes it to master here (or even opens up a Pull Request). Would you be ok having something like that in Electron or you would you prefer it be set up as a web hook and executed elsewhere?

At First, Thanks for the awesome things.

Postman released its mac app few weeks ago on top of its already popular Chrome application.

Postman helps developers around the world to Create and send any HTTP request using the awesome Postman request builder. they can write their own test cases to validate response data, response times, and more! https://www.getpostman.com/

These need to be handled so that they point to the right place in both the Electron repo and website.

• #37

The website says that current release is 0.36.8 when in reality it is 0.36.11

I've created an app called 'Hain', An 'alt+space' launcher for Windows with Electron.
so please add it to app list.
thank you.

https://github.com/appetizermonster/hain

Love the new site and the branding 👍 ❤️

Cross platform desktop application shell

I think this tagline should be more descriptive, at least on the homepage. It doesn't really explain what Electron is if you don't know what a "desktop application shell" is. "Build cross platform applications in web technologies" or something similar might be better.

Would be cool to have a nice looking release notes page similar to what atom.io has.

https://github.com/blog/1996-releases-metadata-for-github-pages has shipped which is cool for this.

https://atom.io/releases for inspiration

/cc @jlord

In Translation in Japanese #20, we are discussing about it and we try to decide the way.

I think we have to create the guideline based on Translation in Japanese #20 for people to translate docs/ easily.

Example page: http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.33.0/api/tray/

Super minor, feel free to close, just wanted to mention it since it looked a little strange.

http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.30.0/api/dialog/

Electron's site announces the availability of features (auto-update for example) and only after reading the docs one realizes that those features are actually implemented only for X, Y or Z OS. Please fix (by adding side notes or *s) as you're misleading people and making them create wrong ideas about electron.

Hi,

I would like to use the following 2 photos on a github pages website ( located in your images folder ):

• fork.png
• os-box.png

Is it alright that I use those photos as-is on a webpage? If so, are there any citations you would like me to provide?

Some background info into my project. I am designing a Natural Language Processing package in Python. To showcase how my library is open-source, I would like to use the fork image. In addition, I would like to use the os-box image to demonstrate that my library is multi-platform. The name of the project is regex4dummies if you would like to look at it before giving me permission.

Thanks,
Vale Tolpegin

After merging #141 I got the following warning email about pygments being no longer supported.

The page build completed successfully, but returned the following warning:

You are attempting to use the 'pygments' highlighter, which is currently unsupported on GitHub Pages. Your site will use 'rouge' for highlighting instead. To suppress this warning, change the 'highlighter' value to 'rouge' in your '_config.yml'. For more information, see https://help.github.com/articles/page-build-failed-config-file-error/#fixing-highlighting-errors.

GitHub Pages was recently upgraded to Jekyll 3.0. It may help to confirm you're using the correct dependencies:

https://github.com/blog/2100-github-pages-now-faster-and-simpler-with-jekyll-3-0

For information on troubleshooting Jekyll see:

https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages#troubleshooting

If you have any questions you can contact us by replying to this email.

Hello, I have recently created an app of Netbeast project with Electron and I would love to have it on the app list. It is an OpenSource project 😄

Name: Netbeast

Description: Netbeast is an Internet of Things javascript development platform
that empowers developers to easily create and deploy IoT apps. With this application you will be able to run the Netbeast dashboard and let's start installing applications and plugins to control all your smart devices.

URL: netbeast.co

Icon: here you can download the full size icon

The markdown parser we are using on the site is generating different links from the raw markdown than what the parser on GitHub.com the Website generates 😓

Probably should just start generating the site ourselves and then pushing it up so that we can use all the 💎 gems to make it as close to .com as possible.

.com vs electron.atom.io

...api/web-view-tag.md#webviewsendchannel-args
...api/web-view-tag/#lt-webview-gt-send-channel-args

See original issue: electron/electron#2495

In this case it could be a plain vertical list.

It's important that all users are able to read a website with ease be it when being viewed by someone having colour deficits or when viewed on a black and white screen.

We should be aiming for all colours to be at least AA compliant.

Unfortunately the Electron website doesn't pass AA compliance in a lot of areas- this means that the contrast is not enough for users with vision problems to be able to view the text easily.

Hero area

Links in hero area

Links on white

Top bar navigation

More features area

All text should pass AA compliance for it to be good enough for everyone to use. If you'd like me to talk through this in more detail I'd be happy to.

@connors mentioned that you might be redesigning the website anyway @simurai?

cc @jlord @kevinsawicki

I see no way to navigate between all the pages in the documentation section. Instead of being able to simply go from API>Synopsis to API>Process Object, you have to go navigate back and forward to the main documentation page for every navigation.
Possible suggestions:

• Use the 2/3 unused area on the sides of the documentation page to provide a navigation to go between different documentation pages.
• Make the directory tree useful with navigation links. If the top of the page reads "v0.28.0 / API / Synopsis", v0.28.0 should link to http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.28.0/ and API to http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.28.0/api/ (showing an appropriate section of the documentation).
• Make a single page version that eliminates the need for navigating back and forth to read through
• Create links at the top and bottom of the page to go to previous and next sections of documentation

Discussion here:
https://discuss.atom.io/t/documentation-lacking-navigation-options/18042/2

I and my friends make an electron app, Boost!

Boost is a note application for developer.
It is similar to Evernote, but it has code syntax highlight & markdown function!

Landing page is here.
https://b00st.io/

The dialog doc (http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.27.0/api/dialog/) for showMessageBox doesn't state what options are required. I ran into this trying to open a box w/o specifying buttons.

please edit!

Before a 🚢 we need to:

• the things in #4
• Add electron.atom.io CNAME
• rename atom-shell
• rename grunt-atom-shell-installer package
• rename grunt-download-atom-shell package
• Add Google Analytics to electron.atom.io
• Update Atom Shell references on atom.io
• Update Atom Shell references in flight manual

It would be really helpful to have an SVG of just the Electron logo icon (ie. no text) - this PR could really use it, since Nodegit's website is currently using Atom's logo when it should be the Electron logo.

/cc @simurai @jlord

I am glad to add another great electron app that has been released today.

Wire is a beautiful and secure messenger and calling app.

Thanks to the electron team for this awesome peace of software.

PR: #108

Last release note on the website was for 0.26.1.

Ok, I've put together a rough layout of the elements we listed in the Inventory. 🎈

I'm not wedded to anything here: colors, alignment, whatever—I just wanted to get the basics on here and pulled in some Atom styles, a place for us to get started hacking 🔪 at.

I added a section that wasn't on the Inventory but could be nice, if we can think of content. The section is just below the header, with the placeholder diagrams. We could put something here explaining a bit more about what Electron is/does.

Mancy

Mancy is a javascript REPL application based on electron and react frameworks.

Github: Mancy
Version 2: Version-II features wiki
website: mancy-re.pl

Master branch has support for coffeescript and typescript as well.
Feel free to ask any questions.

It's really hard to read code example sections like the image below because of contrast issues.

This could be one of those things where it looks dandy on Macintosh screens and less dandy on the screens of mere mortals.

Project name

PopKey for Desktop

Description

A desktop app for Mac and Windows that allows you to browse and share animated GIFs without opening a browser.

Website

http://popkey.co/send-gifs

Logo

Screenshot

Hi,

I'd like to add Stremio - it's a media center to organize your movies / series / channels and receive notifications about them.

It also allows playback through an Add-ons system - right now it has add-ons for YouTube, Filmon.tv and a third-party add-on for streaming from torrents.

It's a nice tech example because it also uses WebChimera.js, i.e. binds electron with libvlc.

Icon here: http://www.strem.io/images/stremio-logo-small.png

BTW: according to CONTRIBUTE.md, I should open an issue. Should I PR as well?

It is useful to use link with hash to reference a certain API in the documents, like this:
https://github.com/atom/electron/blob/master/docs/api/tray.md#traysethighlightmodehighlight

A list of apps to possibly link to on the explore page:

• Slack @thedaniel - https://brandfolder.com/slack
• Wagon @kevinsawicki
• Spark Dev @kevinsawicki
• Mapbox Studio @thedaniel
• Pixate Studio @kevinsawicki
• nuclide @thedaniel
• Avocode @kevinsawicki
• Nilas @kevinsawicki (declined)
• Monu
• Kart
• Hearthdash

According to guildelines for contributing I created this issue to add our application.

Zoommy - is electron application, which helps customers find free photos from various CC0 and publicdomain photo stocks with pleasure.

Application is based upon electron framework, AngularJS, i spent a lot of time optimizing it.
Distribution via application website: http://zoommyapp.com/

Feel free to ask any questions.

The Application distribution link on http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.27.0/tutorial/quick-start/ goes to http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.27.0/tutorial/quick-start/application-distribution.md instead of http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.27.0/tutorial/application-distribution

/cc @jlord

This is probably a stupid error – the cause seems pretty obvious – but I figured I'd throw it out there.

I installed Jekyll – sudo gem install jekyll – but I observed the error described in the title.

Installing Bundler – sudo gem install bundler – fixed the error.

Obviously, I'm not developing with Ruby on the computer I'm using!

If you agree it's sensible, I'll submit a PR to add a note to install Bundler to the README.

opened accidentally

The Twitter icon has almost no padding and some Twitter clients have avatars as circles, cutting off a bit of the electrons.

Here a version with more padding: https://github.com/atom/electron.atom.io/blob/gh-pages/images/electron-icon-avatar.png

I've created a pull request (#93) to add my app Kakapo to the featured apps list.

I built Kakapo initially using React + Reflux and then went to see how far I could take the app by creating a native mobile (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/kakapo/id1046673139) and desktop (http://www.kakapo.co/app.html#desktop) experience too.

With React Native and Electron, I feel that the future is very bright indeed!

The code is available at https://github.com/bluedaniel/kakapo-app

Just saw that GitBook's desktop app uses Electron under the hood: https://www.gitbook.com/editor

Is it worth adding to the list of featured apps?

The website is at http://caret.io and the icon - at http://caret.io/icon/[email protected].

Sync is a business chat tool that will boost productivity for a team, and of course built with Electron for Mac and Windows!

https://www.wantedly.com/sync

• Go to http://electron.atom.io/docs/v0.30.0/api/dialog/
• Scroll right in initial example

Fireball is a game editor built with Electron and Polymer, for creating mobile and HTML5 games.

• Product Name: Fireball
• Home Page: http://fireball-x.com/en
• Github Repo: https://github.com/fireball-x/fireball

Thanks!

What we want on a MVS (minimum viable site):

Edit this text and leave a comment

Basic details:

• Static Pages site or Jekyll
• One-pager for now
• Same colors and styles as Atom
• Ready by April 29th

Structure

From top to bottom

Header

• Hero
  • 'Electron' in Atom typeface
  • Tagline/Blurb
  • 'Cross Platform Desktop Application Shell' ↩️ 'Used in Atom. Made with ❤️ by GitHub'

Featured Applications

• Blurb
  • 'Applications built using Electron'.
• Applications
  • App, App, App, App

Get Started with Electron

Footer

• Links
  • Electron Repository, Atom

Moved from electron/electron#2342.

The documentation for browser window options lacks proper indentation. Everything below web-preferences should be indented one level. Currently it looks like, for example, text-areas-are-resizable is a property of options while it is a property of web-preferences. The Markdown seems to be OK, but the documentation page isn't properly indented.

Thanks to Electron, Abricotine was released a few weeks ago!

Abricotine is an open-source markdown editor for desktop: http://abricotine.brrd.fr

App icon: http://abricotine.brrd.fr/img/abricotine.png