Some suggestions

1. Know the exact size of the PC screen. You can position it in position (x, y) app, with the possibility to put it in the middle of the screen.
2. To be able to put a full-screen app, at the start of the app if you want. Intercepting the event of change.
3. Put the app icon.
4. Have a menu like this: https://msdn.microsoft.com/dynimg/IC724998.png
5. Instead of using: render (<Home />); it would be better to use as semantics / syntax: Export (<Home />); to stay on the theme with the genre react, render could be confused with the definition of class rendering.
6. Instead of using: <App> it would be better to use as semantics / syntax: <Container> or <View> to stay in theme with the genre. As a general rule, the App signature is used to assign the name to the class of the basic project.
7. It would be better to maintain the initial order of the case of the names do not change to maintain the structure of the order ie change: import {render, Window, App} from 'proton-native'; in import {render, App, Window} from 'proton-native'; Personally it would be good something like this: import {Export, Container, Window} from 'proton-native'; or import {Export, View, Window} from 'proton-native';

[Angelk90]

@mischnic : In fact I believe that:   registerComponent (<App />) be better than   render (<App />) in this case.

[kusti8]

1. This uses libui, so if its not implemented in libui it’s not implemented here.
2. As above, it’s a prop
3. Windows currently doesn’t have packaging support but it’s coming soon.
4. Same as 1
5. There’s nothing wrong with render. Export makes less sense than render. When render gets called, it literally renders everything, which is pretty intuitive.This would also be a major breaking change. Render in React is chained also when you have a component in a component. It doesn’t serve any purpose.
6. App is very clear that it encompases the entire app, so that you can have multiple Windows. React only allows one root component, which is for App. Flexbox View support is being worked on.
7. It really doesn’t matter. It’s just a list of imports, which can be customized for the user however they want.