Looking for Desktop Engineer (Electron, TS, React) for Private Client
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We need a lightweight desktop software solution to connect to an external communication protocol.
Focus areas:
- Zero bloat: strictly one-on-one text exchange, no public directory or multi-channel complexity.
- Direct authentication flow via standard credentials/OTP.
- Fast, typed IPC between the UI and native background processes.
- Soft-delete visual markers: retain the original body text with a clear "message deleted" tombstone.
Prior experience with real-time sockets or native API libraries is strongly preferred. PM with relevant work examples and your TG handle for fast follow-up.
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Hi and welcome to devnet,
Since you mention Electron TypeScript and React in the title, in what way is your job offer related to Qt ?
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Also the title and the text of the post do not match each other I think:
"Electron, TS, React" and "lightweight"?@hskoglund said in Looking for Desktop Engineer (Electron, TS, React) for Private Client:
Also the title and the text of the post do not match each other I think:
"Electron, TS, React" and "lightweight"?I agree especially with a zero bloat requirement.
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Also the title and the text of the post do not match each other I think:
"Electron, TS, React" and "lightweight"?@hskoglund That’s a fair point. By “lightweight,” I mean the application itself — a compact desktop client with a focused feature set and minimal resource overhead, rather than a claim about the technology stack. Electron, TypeScript, and React are simply the technologies we’re planning to use.
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@hskoglund That’s a fair point. By “lightweight,” I mean the application itself — a compact desktop client with a focused feature set and minimal resource overhead, rather than a claim about the technology stack. Electron, TypeScript, and React are simply the technologies we’re planning to use.
@yungys said in Looking for Desktop Engineer (Electron, TS, React) for Private Client:
@hskoglund That’s a fair point. By “lightweight,” I mean the application itself — a compact desktop client with a focused feature set and minimal resource overhead, rather than a claim about the technology stack. Electron, TypeScript, and React are simply the technologies we’re planning to use.
Then my question stands: in what way is this job offer related to Qt ?