Welcome to the Electron.NET Core documentation! This wiki covers everything you need to know about building cross-platform desktop applications with ASP.NET Core and Electron.NET.

Electron.NET Core is a complete modernization of Electron.NET that eliminates the CLI tool dependency and integrates deeply with Visual Studio's MSBuild system. It transforms the development experience by providing:

• Native Visual Studio Integration - No more CLI tools or JSON configuration files
• Console Application Support - Build Electron apps with simple console applications, not just ASP.NET
• Cross-Platform Development - Build and debug Linux applications from Windows via WSL
• Enhanced Debugging - ASP.NET-first debugging with Hot Reload support
• Flexible Architecture - Choose any Electron version and target multiple platforms

• What's New? - Complete overview of ElectronNET.Core features and improvements
• Migration Guide - Step-by-step migration from previous versions
• Advanced Migration Topics - Technical details for complex scenarios

• ASP.NET Applications - Build Electron apps with ASP.NET Core
• Console Applications - Use console apps for file system or remote content
• Startup Methods - Understanding different launch scenarios
• Debugging - Debug Electron apps effectively in Visual Studio
• Package Building - Create distributable packages

• Package Description - Understanding the three NuGet packages
• Changelog - Complete list of changes and improvements

See System Requirements.

✅ No CLI Tools Required - Everything works through Visual Studio
✅ Console App Support - Use any HTML/JS source, not just ASP.NET
✅ True Cross-Platform - Build Linux apps from Windows
✅ Modern Debugging - Hot Reload and ASP.NET-first debugging
✅ Flexible Packaging - Choose any Electron version
✅ MSBuild Integration - Leverages .NET's build system

New to ElectronNET.Core? Start here:

1. ASP.NET Setup - Traditional web application approach
2. Console App Setup - Lightweight console application approach
3. Migration Guide - Moving from previous versions

Found an issue or want to improve the documentation? Contributions are welcome!
The wiki is auto-generated from the /docs folder in the GitHub repository.