From the first setting.
To the final delivery.
A connected workflow for preparing the project, reviewing its identity, shaping setup, and building and delivering the package.
Define the project once.
Separate the display name from the permanent application identity. Choose source, build adapter and output, with an independent configuration for every project.
- Source and publisher discovery
- Stable upgrade identity and path collision checks
- Project duplication, import and export
Give the package your identity.
Prepare application and installer icons, branding and publisher details. Review the result against different backgrounds before packaging.
- Multi-resolution icons
- Publisher, website and support details
- Asset bindings for source-supported slots
Design the first encounter.
Choose a template, then configure wizard pages, agreements, files, shortcuts and language. Preview the experience before compilation.
- 12 templates, including four express designs
- Arabic and English agreements and explicit consents
- Per-user or machine scope and setup options
Review before you build.
Inspect readiness, source, paths, tools, identity and version metadata. Review proposed changes and retain a snapshot before repair.
- Categorized readiness diagnostics
- SHA-256 fingerprints and previous-output comparison
- Settings bound to the project’s configuration contract
Build a release you can trace.
Set version, channel, protection and signing. Follow stages, elapsed time and logs, then review the package report and verification details.
- Stable, Beta, Nightly and LTS
- Electron output protection and Authenticode signing
- Build reports, fingerprints and retained backups
Move the release to its destination.
Publish source to GitHub or GitLab, stage a Git-to-server deployment, or transfer local files to an SSH server with a plan to review before execution.
- GitHub and GitLab
- Git → Server and Local → Server workflows
- Diff review, activity logs and sensitive-file safeguards
When you need guidance,
keep your working context.
Tooltips explain the idea quickly. The book opens an article with steps and examples, then returns you to the same place and inputs.
Give your software
the release it deserves.
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