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Here is Wes Barakuda. Boss. And Scott El Torro Lugo. Tolinsky.

Oh, welcome to syntax on this Monday. Hey,

street. We're going to be talking about building desktop applications.

And specifically, the difference between your options using WebTech

to build things with both Tori and Electron. You may have heard of these options. We're going

to be talking about what they are and what the difference between both of them is.

My name is Scott Tolinsky. I'm a developer from Denver with me as always as

West Boss. And with us, as always, also is a century who presents this podcast.

Head on over to sentry.io to learn why you need air and exception handling in your applications.

If you're pushing stuff out to users. So check it out.

Desktop applications. Wes, have you had any experience building desktop apps in any regard?

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Like we did a Tori episode what? Like six months ago when Tori first came out.

And I had built a an app called like check my hair or something like that where it was like I

wanted to build a menu bar application where I just click it because often when I want to check

my camera, I'll open up photo booth and switch the camera and photo booth crops it weird,

which is really annoying. So it doesn't show you the full frame depending on the aspect ratio

of the video. So I thought, like, let's just build something in WebTech, right? So I built

an electron and then everyone's like, you should have used Tori. So I rebuilt it in Tori

to just to learn how it works. But since then, I have not built anything else in it. I know you've

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