Electron.NET has been developed by a small number of people in the hope that it may be useful for others.

Support for this project in all forms is very welcome, no matter whether in form of code contributions or donations.

Besides the chat on Gitter and the issues discussed here you can also use StackOverflow with the tag electron.net.

Feel free to submit a pull request if you find any bugs (to see a list of active issues, visit the Issues section. Please make sure all commits are properly documented.

We do this open source work in our free time. If you'd like us to invest more time on it, please donate. Donation can be used to increase some issue priority. Thank you!

Alternatively, consider using a GitHub sponsorship for the core maintainers:

• Gregor Biswanger
• Florian Rappl

Any support appreciated! 🍻

• Gregor Biswanger - (Microsoft MVP, Intel Black Belt and Intel Software Innovator) is a freelance lecturer, consultant, trainer, author and speaker. He is a consultant for large and medium-sized companies, organizations and agencies for software architecture, web- and cross-platform development. You can find Gregor often on the road attending or speaking at international conferences. - Cross-Platform-Blog - Twitter @BFreakout
   
• Dr. Florian Rappl - Software Developer - from Munich, Germany. Microsoft MVP & Web Geek. - The Art of Micro Frontends - Homepage - Twitter @florianrappl
   
• softworkz - full range developer - likes to start where others gave up - MS MVP alumni and Munich citizen as well. Has not been involved in the evolution of Electron.NET but rather dropped off the update and overhaul for ElectronNET.Core in a kind-of drive-by action.
   
• Robert Muehsig - Software Developer - from Dresden, Germany, now living & working in Switzerland. Microsoft MVP & Web Geek. - codeinside Blog - Twitter @robert0muehsig

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

MIT-licensed. See LICENSE for details.