Getting Started w/ Electron #5 - Decrease Startup Time

Todays video will show how to decrease the startup times of your electron or NodeJS apps but loading modules at later times. This is super easy to Implement for a lot of apps and could save literally seconds off startup.
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[@rf122]

3 days studying Electron and this is the BEST playlist ever!
Well done, fantastic teaching.

[@MRAMetharam]

This is a really good series! It teaches you the proper way to do things without compromising security! Awesome work! Thanx a lot for sharing this!

[@edge-rps]

Thanks for the series, very well made.

[@sidahmedmehani8173]

this is amazing, please keep going, thank you

[@tylerlaceby]

Thanks man.

[@sinnick007]

I get a lot of information / knowledge from your videos, keep It up bro,

[@HAKANKOKCU]

Thank you so much! It made my app's startup time ~350ms lower

[@tylerlaceby]

Of course. Lazy loading is a popular technique to use in the front end to save on bandwidth but has a similar effect with electron apps.
Glad you found helpful. Most packages don’t add more than a few ms but it’s still something good to know for some.
Cheers.

[@isaacmartinez3596]

Thanks!!! I need more videos about Electron.

[@oussamasethoum2755]

Cool, can you do a video on routing in electron in production ?

[@tylerlaceby]

What do you mean by routing ?

[@oussamasethoum2755]

@@tylerlaceby using react-router-dom with electron, I was stuck there but I found a solution which is to use HashRouter so it can work for production.

[@raymondmichael4987]

can you proceed with this series, please; hooking cloud database routings etc; you're changing our lives here

[@muhammadyasser1987]

amazing tips!

[@angelbelaunde9704]

great video. Next video please

[@RatherBeCancelledThanHandled]

Sorry another question . Do you have any advice as to how to build on windows as a Mac user ? Are there any sites or services I can use to remotely connect to a windows machine and build my electron JS app on ?

[@tylerlaceby]

I figure a windows VM is very possible. Another option is a VPS. However I would suggest a virtual machine as you can do Linux builds as well as test performance with different configurations better.
As for services or anything I am not aware of any but I think for pyre building a vps and virtual machine are you’re best bets.

[@tylerlaceby]

Another benefit of a vps is the ability to install everything on that machine over the cloud.
It is costlier compared to a straight virtual machine or parallels.
However if on the new silicon it could be a good idea to spend like $10 on a decent vps

[@RatherBeCancelledThanHandled]

Thanks for the video ; what would you advise as the best place to write images to and store for electron ?

[@tylerlaceby]

I would recommend using the users app data folder.

[@JY-xv7ic]

hi, good tutorial, waiting for build configuration and auto update app with electron..