Kyle Robinson Young

Dang! I knew that would happen but didn't think so soon. Thanks for the heads up! The good news is everything is versioned so [the example here](https://github.com/shama/letswritecode/tree/master/packaging-distributing-electron-apps) should hopefully still...

Ah interesting, thanks for letting know about TideSDK!

Thanks! I added an annotation to the video indicating that `electron-packager >= 4.0.0` now requires the `platform`, `arch`, and `version` options.

Awesome thanks! I'll be downtown that morning with @bclinkinbeard and @jmreidy. I'll head on over afterwards.

Is it running from a valid HTTPS connection? SSL is required now for WebRTC. Check https://test.webrtc.org/ to see if there is an issue on your end. If all that is...

Every file bundled with Browserify will be contained in a closure or in other words, all the variables you create in a file is only accessible to that file. This...

It's likely the version of npm I was using at the time in the video. Previous versions of npm would nest dependencies more often: ``` node_modules/ parent_module/ node_modules/ child_module/ ```...

There is a non-standard API `Promise.denodeify` to help convert Node.js compatible callbacks to promises but that API signature in your example doesn't match the Node.js standard of error first in...

Ah ha, I see. If `(trades, error) => {}` gets called multiple times then it's effectively an Event Emitter. In which case you shouldn't use a promise here. Promises are...

`npm-execspawn` will try a globally installed bin if a local doesn't exist. One idea is to create an `if-electron` package. Upon install, it will check if a global `electron` exists....