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A first-session map for Electron-like apps: find where a feature actually lives before you rewrite it.
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A first investigation across the UI and process boundary
A teaching guide for finding where a feature lives in an Electron-style app: from the visible UI through the process boundary to the code that does the work.
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A teaching guide for finding where a feature lives in an Electron-style app: from the visible UI through the process boundary to the code that does the work.
Why it is listed: Teaching guide.
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A first-session map for Electron-like apps: find where a feature actually lives before you rewrite it.
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