Voila!

Today I have tried my hands on Nexe . It's an open source project on Github  to create a single executable file out of node.js application. So here is my feedback. After building the node.js based app, we always question about how do we ship it. So basically, Nexe provides a solution for that. Since it packages together the complete node.js based app and converts the package into single standalone binary file, so that becomes very portable and easy to distribute. Well done guys! While executing the node.js based app for the first time, Nexe tries to download dependencies that take some time to download. Usually download can only take some time if the file is big or network speed is slow. Since my internet speed was pretty good at that time, so I believe the file must be heavy enough. Now to make it portable, it must embed the dependencies in the binary file otherwise it can't come out without any external dependencies attached to it. So I assume that it might emb