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* The Linux version may require a Linux distribution (depending on the selected target). | * The Linux version may require a Linux distribution (depending on the selected target). | ||
Note also that if you want to publish your custom versions in the Windows or Apple stores, you will need to sign-un | Note also that if you want to publish your custom versions in the Windows or Apple stores, you will need to sign-un for a developer account (they cost money). | ||
Moodle HQ provides a branding service of Moodle Desktop via the [https://moodle.com/mobileapp/ The Branded Moodle Mobile App]. This service includes publishing in the stores and code signing. | Moodle HQ provides a branding service of Moodle Desktop via the [https://moodle.com/mobileapp/ The Branded Moodle Mobile App]. This service includes publishing in the stores and code signing. | ||
Revision as of 10:00, 12 July 2017
Moodle Desktop is build using the popular framework Electron.
Electron is a very popular cross-platform for building desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
If you want to build your custom version of Moodle Desktop, please follow the Electron Guides that you will find in https://electron.atom.io/docs/
Please, consider the following:
- For building a Windows version you will need a Windows computer.
- The Mac version will require a Mac computer.
- The Linux version may require a Linux distribution (depending on the selected target).
Note also that if you want to publish your custom versions in the Windows or Apple stores, you will need to sign-un for a developer account (they cost money).
Moodle HQ provides a branding service of Moodle Desktop via the The Branded Moodle Mobile App. This service includes publishing in the stores and code signing.
