As I stated in the introduction, this chapter was all about adapting your previous Node.js knowledge to NW.js development. This requires a good deal of flexibility and the difficult task of leaving tried and tested programming habits, but it will result in faster, better structured, and platform-optimized code.

Some of the concepts I've introduced might be very simple to the most skilled of you, but I would prefer to be tedious rather than leaving it to chance.

In the next chapter, we're going to deal with Browser APIs, more precisely, with all the advantages they can bring to your NW.js applications, with a focus on how to store persistent data thanks to Web SQL Database, embedded databases, and Web Storage APIs.