So… one day I was peacefully scrolling Instagram, minding my own business 🫡. Suddenly, a random reel about Electron.js popped up.
My brain said:
👉 “Bro… you can make desktop apps with just HTML, CSS, and JS?!”
Me: Say less. 🚀
How It Started 🍕
I was bored of building the usual websites, so I thought — why not open my own restaurant… but in code? 😅
And that’s how my pixel-art restaurant app, Time2Eat, was born.
Tech Menu 🛠️
🍳 Starter: HTML, CSS, JS
🍲 Main Course: Electron.js
🍧 Dessert: Pixel art vibes
App Features 👨🍳
🥗 Menu page (where the food looks better than my cooking IRL)
⏳ Timer page (because waiting for food is part of the restaurant experience 🤣)
🍕 Home page (all cozy with pixel art)
💻 Works as a desktop app (yes, I feel like a real software chef now)
Screenshots 📸
GitHub Recipe 🔗
👉 Check out Time2Eat on GitHub
Github link
What I Learned 🎓
That one random reel actually made me realize:
👉 “Bro, you can literally cook desktop apps with your web dev skills.”
After this, I even made a Calculator app in Electron.js — because every chef needs to calculate the bill 😎.
What’s Next? 🚀
Probably not opening a real restaurant (too risky), but definitely building more apps in Electron.js.
💡 Moral of the story: Don’t underestimate random Instagram reels. Sometimes, they can change your career path 😂.
If you enjoyed this, drop a ❤️, leave a comment, or just send me pizza. 🍕
Top comments (1)
It's really great , Mate .