Lola Rigaut-Luczak - UpdateRocks Blog

New UX improvement : a request counter

We are continuously trying to improve UpdateRocks! and we are happy to announce that we have added a request counter your dashboard. This will help developers to verify that calls to the update servers are being received. Unlike other solutions, where you are limited by third-party limits (e.g publishing

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Fixing the `links out of the package` macOS packaging error

If you are using electron-packager or electron-forge, you might encounter the following error...

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Windows signing for your Electron app with Appveyor CI

As for macOS, you need to sign your Electron app for Windows. However, it's not mandatory to sign your app...

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Create a self-signed certificate for Windows

In order to prepare us for our next article, which is signing your electron app for windows release, we will need to generate a self-signed certificate.

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macOS signing for your Electron app with Travis CI

UPDATE: Now you need to notarize your app. You will found the section talking about it at the end of the article. macOS auto-update requires your Electron app to be signed. In the previous article we created a release using Travis for macOS. In this article, we are going to

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How to update your Electron application with Update Rocks!

Today, Electron is widely used to create desktop applications easily and quickly. Developers who have spent many hours coding front-end web applications can now take their knowledge in Javascript and bring their apps to a user’s desktop. While you only need to re-deploy to ship your modifications in web