
This is the auto-generated file that contains the welcome page in the earlier step that we have seen.


The src folder contains 2 files: main.jsand App.vue. This is just a basic app so I’m not going to draw anything, but instead, imagine an app that has a 4 columns grid, each column contain a random image. Here is the link structure x Designing app layout! Visualizing So Unsplash provided us with a link to get a random image with the size that we want and that is where we’re going to get the image from. One great thing about Unsplash is that it helps you find images in different categories and in your desired sizes, with a price of $0. Unsplash is your saviour, Unsplash is an image-providing service that contains thousands of creative full HD photos taken by many talented photographers all around the globe. Well, you can’t make a wallpaper-changing app without any image, so where can we find a service that provides free images with decent quality? Īs a result, a small window pops up with the same output that we have seen in the previous step after we install vue.

After that open up the terminal or command prompt and type in these 2 commands webpack electron.
