It’s free to use and has been used for some of the world’s largest projects like GitKraken, Nylas N1, and more. It will help developers create amazing apps and cross-platform applications using popular coding languages like Atom, Nylas N1, GitKraken, GitHub Desktop, and Visual Studio Code. It is an open-source and free-to-use GUI framework. Previously, it was known as Atom Shell, but with a few new features and design changes, it has been renamed Electron.

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