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Technology is evolving at a fast pace.<\/strong><\/p>\n

We keep repeating this because this aspect of technology affects the industry\u2019s entire approach if we don\u2019t make an effort to listen to our market\u2019s needs, as they\u2019re following technology\u2019s course thoroughly. More specifically \u2014 the more rapid the technological development, the more diversified our customers\u2019 needs, and companies can no longer stay for an important period of time on the market with just one type of product or service.<\/p>\n

Thus, we turn to\u00a0Exploring Technologies\u00a0<\/em>and go back to some of the most important pieces of advice we gathered from so many editions of Techsylvania:<\/p>\n

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Jeremy Apthorp (Slack) \u2014 Build Your Next App with Electron<\/strong><\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Based on his experience with Slack, Jeremy presented the underlying of Electron, an open-source framework that gives you more freedom when creating an app and doesn\u2019t limit you to create traditional desktop apps. Given that there\u2019s a huge community that builds open-source projects with Electron, resources are easier to get to and it enables more users to connect their ideas.<\/p>\n

\u201cElectron enables you to build apps that your users will love.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

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