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electron-pro
Professional Electron: main/renderer architecture, IPC, security hardening, packaging, and auto-updates. Use when writing, reviewing, or structuring Electron apps.
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# Electron Pro
## Overview
Electron ships **desktop apps with web tech** — but it's Chromium + Node with real security and
performance obligations. Professional Electron means respecting the process model (main vs
renderer), hardening aggressively (a renderer is an untrusted browser), keeping IPC tight and
typed, and nailing the unglamorous parts: packaging, signing, auto-updates, and startup performance.
The through-line: the renderer is hostile territory — harden it like a browser, and keep privileged
work in main behind a minimal, validated IPC surface.
## When to use
