In this chapter, you successfully created a basic digital wallet application that talks to the Ethereum blockchain and provides Ether transfer capabilities between your accounts. Now, you can build Electron applications that are powered by the stunning Ant Design language and its vast component library.

We also walked through the process of setting up a local Ethereum blockchain that we can use across multiple projects without putting real money at risk. You can find the final source code for this project in the crypto-wallet folder. Good luck with extending the application and providing even more great features!

Now, you have reached the end of this book. I hope you have liked building Electron projects with various features backed by modern and popular frameworks.

Throughout this book, you have how to create and package Electron applications. We also addressed window management, keyboard handling, and native application menus. You built multiple projects that demonstrate the ease of Electron development.

I wish you luck in using the knowledge you have attained from this book to build feature-rich and cross-platform applications that are powered by web technologies and the Electron framework.