Native SDK

Native SDK is a toolkit designed for building native desktop applications. It enables development using declarative markup and TypeScript or Zig, allowing developers to create applications that are rendered directly into operating system windows without relying on a browser, WebView, or JavaScript runtime. The toolkit includes its own rendering engine, ensuring that applications interact natively with the host operating system.

Among its core features are a modern component library and a predictable message-based state model. The component library provides a range of UI elements such as accordions, alerts, avatars, badges, buttons, cards, charts, checkboxes, dialogs, dropdown menus, icons, inputs, lists, pagination tools, panels, progress bars, radio buttons, sliders, spinners, tables, tabs, textareas, timelines, toggles, tooltips, and more. These components are designed to help developers build complex interfaces using native controls and surfaces.

Native SDK supports platform-specific features for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. It offers capabilities for managing menus, dialogs, system trays, keyboard shortcuts, commands, and native controls. The toolkit also addresses automation and testing, with features for automation, testing in continuous integration environments, and debugging. Developers can package and distribute their applications, perform code signing, manage updates, and handle package distribution tasks directly within the toolkit.

The toolkit is delivered via a command-line interface that can be installed using npm. It is suitable for both individual developers and agents seeking to build native applications with a focus on performance and native integration.