

This wasn't too bad, just a little time consuming and requires some real world contact with actual people. For info on building the installer, see electron-builder. Note, the instructions are for signing an already built Setup.exe installer. So here's a quick guide on lessons learned, that might help you get your installer signed properly from the start. You can see an improperly signed application with the "Publisher: Unknown" Downloadable and distributed software is much different than server side web apps that we're used to. The tricky part distributing the apps is getting them packaged properly for each platform, and to sign these packages properly. Electron works on Windows, OS X and Linux and is used by Slack, Github and Microsoft among others. To build the desktop apps, we use Electron which bundles Javascript, Node and the Chromium browser together into a cross-platform application. Today, we released our Desktop app on Windows, the app takes advantage of all the work put in creating the Calypso app which is the Javascript client code that powers, which is all open source.

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