I wonder: how many times have you read books or online articles about a programming language, which provide their own take on the ubiquitous "Hello World" example? I'll bet it must be quite a few times over the years…and yes, before you ask, we're not going to break the tradition either! Following in the footsteps of anyone who has provided "Hello World" examples, here's our own take.
To build this, we need to do the following:
Browse to http://nwjs.io/ and download the package for your platform; we will assume the use of Windows for now, but packages are available for Mac and Linux platforms as well.
Extract the
node-webkit-vX.XX.XX-win-x64
folder (whereXX
is the version number), rename it asnodewebkit
, and copy it to your main PC drive—Linux or Mac users can copy this folder to their user areas. Once done, create a new folder calleddevelopment
within thenodewebkit
folder.Next up, we need to install NodeJS. To do this, head over to http://nodejs...