This repo is for managing the the CSE HackOverflow Engagement: Electron Developer Experience. All engagement work will be tracked and managed using issues. Code contributions should be made directly to the relative Electron org repo (such as electron/electron or electron/electron-fiddle). Any engagement processes should be documented here for general access.
Many of the features outlined in this engagement involve building out templates for the electron-fiddle application. For some early reference, see the list of Electron boilerplate repos. These templates serve as getting started points for Electron application developers. Templates should be contributed to either the Show Me directory of the fiddle application or the /docs/fiddles section in the main electron repo which will be included on their main documentation page.
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