Electron is the perfect framework for getting a production cross-platform desktop application out the door quickly. Qvault engineers have worked extensively in Electron and our content will help you write beautiful and user-friendly desktop applications.
We recently added “Offline Mode” to Qvault as a new feature. This was in preparation to also add Bitcoin and cryptocurrency key generation. There is now a toggle switch at the top of the app that, when switched off, ensures that the app will make no network requests. You have always been able to use … Read more Qvault’s Offline Mode in Electron
Randomness is a hard problem for computers. For this reason most functions that generate randomness are not considered cryptographically secure. That means that it is possible that an attacker can take a good guess at what number a non-secure randomness generator generated. How can randomness be attacked? Many non-secure randomness (or entropy) generators would do … Read more Randomness and Entropy in Node and Electron
