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The use of interfaces and implements can help to abstract Electron code when transitioning from JavaScript to TypeScript in the following ways:

1. Interfaces can be used to define the structure and properties of objects and functions in TypeScript. This allows for better type checking and enables the use of TypeScript code in a more consistent and reliable manner.

2. With TypeScript, the concept of classes is introduced. Classes allow for a more structured and hierarchical way of organizing code. By implementing interfaces, class members can be defined which conform to the interface structure.

3. Implementing interfaces can also make it easier to switch between different implementations of particular features or functions. By implementing a particular interface, developers can swap out the implementation without affecting the overall functionality of the application.

4. Additionally, interfaces and implements can be used to help ensure that code follows a particular pattern or style. By implementing a set of predefined interfaces, the application can follow a consistent architecture, which can help with code maintainability and reuse.

In summary, interfaces and implements can be utilized to abstract Electron code during the transition from JavaScript to TypeScript by allowing for better type checking, enabling the use of classes, providing a consistent architecture, and simplifying the swapping of implementation.