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## Rationale
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This tutorial takes you through the process of creating a XRP Wallet application from scratch. Starting with a simple,
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"Hello World" like example with minimal functionality, step-by-step we will add more and more complex features.
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This tutorial will take you through the process of creating a XRP Wallet application from scratch. Starting with a simple,
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"Hello World" like example with minimal functionality, we will step-by-step add more complex features.
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As JavaScript is a programming language that originated in the web browser ecosystem, it's not natively
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supporting the creation of desktop applications. We have to pick a frameworks that enable us to write
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desktop applications with JavaScript. For this tutorial we will use the [Electron Framework](https://www.electronjs.org/), as it is well
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established, documented and will get us up and running without having to care for dependencies and stuff that would make
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us divert too much from the goals of this tutorial.
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We will use the well-established [Electron Framework](https://www.electronjs.org/) to let us use JavaScript to write this desktop application.
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## Goals
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